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Dorcas Ankomah••509 words · 3 min read The GhIS has responded to serious allegations concerning compensation claims for road projects, but what does this mean for future valuations?
The Ghana Institution of Surveyors (GhIS) has addressed concerns regarding compensation claims for road projects. This comes amidst allegations of
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