Faso Mêbo: Ministry of Agriculture staff contribute 32 million FCFA
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Faso Mêbo: Agriculture ministry staff donate equipment valued at 32 million (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water, Animal and Fisheries Resources donated goods worth 32 million CFA francs to the Faso Mêbo Agency, including 440 tonnes of granite, 500 bins and 160 drums of moulding oil. The donation, funded by voluntary staff contributions, aims to support the…
Faso Mêbo: Ministry of Agriculture staff contribute 32 million FCFA (opens at the publisher, in a new window)
Staff of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Animal and Fisheries Resources handed the Faso Mêbo Agency a donation worth 32 million FCFA, including 440 tonnes of granite and 500 bins, to support its urban and rural clean-up and beautification work.
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