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Another centenary in Keta: Vodza RC School

Earlier this year, I wrote about the remarkable milestone of the Keta Government Hospital as it marks a century of service to our people. I argued then that the centenary of the hospital should be more than an anniversary. It should cause us to reflect on the history we have inherited, the institutions previous generations built, and our responsibility to preserve and improve them for those who…

Another centenary in Keta: Vodza RC School

This November, another significant milestone will be celebrated in Keta – the 100th anniversary of the Vodza Roman Catholic School. This centenary is part of a remarkable history in the region, with the Keta Government Hospital also marking its century of service. The presence of these two institutions within the same municipality tells a deeper story about Keta's past and current development.

While discussions about the town's progress often focus on infrastructure, job creation, and economic potential, it is essential to recognize the rich institutional history that has shaped the community. These institutions, built by previous generations, have provided vital services such as healthcare and education, laying the foundation for generations to come.

As Vodza RC School celebrates its centenary, it is important to reflect on the lives that have been touched by its classrooms and the many individuals who have grown up to become teachers, nurses, fishermen, traders, and professionals. The school's enduring impact goes beyond physical structures, as it has shaped countless lives and contributed to the community's growth and development.

The centenary serves as a reminder to Keta's people to document and preserve their history, ensuring that future generations can learn from and build upon the legacy left by their ancestors. However, celebrating the past should not hinder progress. The centenary of the hospital and the school should inspire a vision for the future, prompting questions about what facilities, resources, and support are needed to ensure that these institutions continue to thrive and adapt to the changing needs of the community.

As we celebrate these centenaries, let us not only pay tribute to the past but also commit to building a stronger and more prosperous future for Keta.

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