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CDFHA, Spaceless gardens host award ceremony.

December 14, 2022

CDFHA, Spaceless gardens host award ceremony.
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PHILIPSBURG:---  On Monday, December 12, 2022, thirty-five individuals successfully completed the Agroecology program; however, only twenty-seven individuals were present and were awarded certificates for the program, which was hosted by the Department of Community Development, Family & Humanitarian Affairs, and Spaceless Gardens. Minister Ottley states “he considers himself to be blessed to be part of the second and third award ceremony and extended congratulations to the Ministry and the Department for working tirelessly and never letting me down up to now”. As the Minister of TEAT in charge agriculture and this program blends in perfectly as agriculture is something I ...


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