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Clara Seshie••584 words · 3 min read A simmering chieftaincy dispute in the Gushegu Municipality has taken a grave turn, raising concerns about regional stability.
A long-standing chieftaincy dispute in Ghana's Northern Region has been reignited, involving the communities of Yiidana and Paboni and the
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