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Abigail Bonney • 1 May • 211 words · 2 min read
The AMA has announced restrictions that will soon affect religious groups and traditional authorities - find out more.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has announced an upcoming ban impacting the Ga State. The ban aims to ensure peace and order- but what exactly does it entail?
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