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Dorcas Abedu-Kennedy••492 words · 3 min read As internal divisions threaten the NDC's strength, one aspiring chairman is taking a unique approach to unite the grassroots-but will it be enough?
Francis Senanu Dekutse, an aspiring Keta Constituency Chairman of the NDC, is campaigning for stronger grassroots and unity within the party. His
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