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his speech, Mr. Tse thanked the Headmaster and his Staff for the hard work in
getting the beds constructed in the shortest possible time. The beds were
constructed by the Technical Department of the school and by the students
themselves. Mr.
Tse traced the history of the Mawuli Fund and the formation of its Ghanaian
subsidiary. He hoped that the setup of these project sponsoring structures
would endow Mawuli School and help alleviate fears amongst Mawulians and
friends of Mawuli as to the end results of their donations. “This is the
beginning of things to come” said Mr. Tse, hoping that in the future, the
Mawuli Fund will be able to mobilize more resources to the meet the objectives
for which the Fund was set up. In
response, Tator, Mr. W. K. Bonsi thanked the Mawuli Fund for its contributions,
and hoped that the Mawuli Fund would sponsor the remaining 80 beds that will
sleep 240 additional students. Mr. Bonsi also appealed for help in stocking the
school library with relevant text books. For
more details, visit the Fund section
on this web site. Send your donations, write your checks to the order of Mawuli Fund
and send to Mawuli Fund P. O. Box 940578, Houston TX USA, or contact Yao Ababio
at yao.ababio@juno.com. PS: The Mawuli Fund will like to thank all who donated towards this project in one form or the other, and thank the following who donated specifically towards the Mawuli School Beds Project:
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Group Captain Edem Dovlo (’67) - India $200 Dr.
Michael Gyamerah (’71) - USA $100 Dr. Senyo Opong (’76)
- USA $300 Dr. Yao
Ababio (’77) - USA $200 Dr. Selete
Avoke (’78) - USA $100 Ms. Caroline Bruce (’86) - USA $ 50 |
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