How a $125m plant meant to fix Teshie-Nungua's water crisis became a $235m judgment debt
A stalled water project's legal endgame could cost Ghana far more than the plant itself - and the clock is ticking.
Ghana Water Company Limited and the Republic face a binding arbitration outcome over the Teshie-Nungua desalination plant's shutdown.
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