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Church must champion national cleanliness — Minister
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- Christian Council of Ghana and Ministry of Local Government launched 2026 Christian Home Week in Accra.
- Introduced Environmental Care and Cleanliness Programme (ECC) and National Volunteers Programme (NAVOP).
- Minister Ibrahim Ahmed noted over 70% of Ghanaians are Christians, urging participation in National Sanitation Day.
- Event discussed Ghana's environmental policies and impact of illegal mining.
- Addressed pressing issues like cholera and malaria.