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A generation at risk: The children Ghana is losing to the internet

On a slow, cloudy afternoon in Okpoi Gonno in Accra, a 17-year-old who calls himself Shatta lowers his eyes as he remembers the moment that changed everything. “The reason why I stopped,” he says quietly, “was because I saw my mother cry for the first time. She looked so pitiful begging me to tell her everything.” He pauses, picking at his fingernails. “It was so sad.” For nearly two years, Shatta lived a double life—one that his mother, teachers and neighbours had no idea about. Each morning he put on his school uniform, slung his backpack over his shoulder, and waved goodbye before stepping out the door. But he never went to class.


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