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Emmanuel Tetteh••454 words · 3 min read Why did Hohoe residents suspect their stadium was state property - and what did the MCE find in official documents?
Hohoe MCE Prosper Kumi discusses Corruption Watch's probe into astroturf construction, noting residents long suspected the stadium was state-owned.
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