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Gertrude Okyere••271 words · 2 min read Residents and motorists in Bosomtwe are anticipating significant changes to a key road, but questions remain about the project's timeline and impact.
The Bosomtwe District Chief Executive has provided an update on the Abidjan Nkwanta to Kuntenase road project in the Ashanti Region. This
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