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Kenneth Darko••426 words · 3 min read Why are Ghana's critical 330kV power lines repeatedly tripping, and what deeper problems could be at play beyond quick fixes?
The Executive Director of ACEP, Benjamin Boakye, is urging a thorough investigation into recurring trips on Ghana's 330kV transmission lines. This
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