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Around 9 in 10 women living in northern #Ghana’s rural areas rely on shea trees for their income. Most live on less than $2 a day. But today digital technology is helping to break this cycle of poverty - by empowering Ghana’s women #shea farmers to boost their profits, improve their financial security and literacy, and by conserving and cultivating the shea trees on which they depend. Here, @Sommalife co-founder and COO Mawuse Christina Gyisun explains how her social enterprise’s digital platfor

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