Notice: Change of Domain Name

SID Communications
January 4, 2020

SID website domain name changed successfully
The Public Relations Office gladly informs all members of Strength in Disability (SID) about the change of our website's domain name.

The change was necessary to represent SID's new status as an organization based in KNUST.

Old domain name:
sidprojectknust.blogspot.com

New domain name:
sidknust.blogspot.com

The content however remains unchanged. Visit regularly for all updates. Thank you.

Signed
Bright Rockson
Public Relations Officer

© 2020 Public Relations Office

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