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Emma Ankrah••495 words · 3 min read Ghana's power grid is experiencing an alarming number of trips, raising questions about the stability of the nation's electricity infrastructure.
Ben Boakye of ACEP has voiced concerns over the increasing frequency of power outages across Ghana. He warns that urgent measures are needed to
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