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Ghana Children’s Hopes and Dreams

Through Pa Pa Paa LIVE, UK students can ask them questions online, which they can answer in their webcasts. Young people from a Fairtrade cocoa growing community in Ghana talk about their hopes and dreams. This is a webcast from Pa Pa Paa LIVE, an online video broadcasting service for schools. Pa Pa Paa LIVE delivers monthly webcasts from a rural school in Ghana built with money from the sales of Fairtrade chocolate.

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