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Joseph Odotei••425 words · 3 min read Why is the CPP opposing private-sector involvement in ECG and demanding a return to Nkrumah's state-led model?
The Convention People's Party is urging the government to protect and revive state-owned enterprises as Ghana marks the 117th birthday of founder Dr…
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