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Faridatu Seidu••250 words · 2 min read Authorities are urging restraint and cooperation following a serious incident in New Winneba that has left the community on edge.
Effutu MCE and Gomoa Central DCE are appealing for calm after a violent incident in New Winneba, Central Region. The situation has led to heightened
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