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MASO Business Academy helps youth create employment opportunities in cocoa communities

Tuesday, 27 March 2018 by
Youth in rural communities are not usually exposed to entrepreneurial training; however, the story for youth in selected cocoa growing communities in Ghana is different. Through the MASO Business Academy, youth age between 17 to 25 in cocoa growing communities are receiving entrepreneurial training to enable them to establish businesses and run them successfully. This
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My MASO journey so far

Thursday, 14 December 2017 by
  My name is Samuel Ocran from Assin Mankata , Central Region .I joined MASO in 2016 and i will like to tell you my story so far. I was an auto electrician in Accra for 4 years. Then I learned that my father was not feeling well so I had to come back to
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Supporting young entrepreneurs in cocoa growing communities through mentorship

Thursday, 07 December 2017 by
Rosaline Ashigbui to the right in a blue and Fafape Foe to the left in African print
The MASO Programme works with experienced entrepreneurs and business/ management consultants  as  volunteers to  mentor  young entrepreneurs in cocoa producing communities through its Business Academy. The MASO Business Academy (business incubator) is training and supporting youth interested in starting businesses along the cocoa production chain or businesses that will enhance the life and general well-being
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From subsistence farming to a cocoa farmer – Judita Adagbledu’s story

Thursday, 09 November 2017 by
Judita, now proudly owns an acre of newly planted cocoa farm in Liate Wote. Judita Adagbledu is a high school graduate who grows maize, cassava, yam, plantains and vegetables mainly for consumption at home. He also supported his parents on their cocoa farm but never considered himself becoming a cocoa farmer. Cocoa farming is not
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