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Clara Seshie••444 words · 3 min read After years of abandonment, could the stalled Kejetia phase two finally move forward - and what will it take to finish?
Kumasi Mayor Richard Ofori Agyeman Boadi addressed traders and the Local Government Minister about the stalled Kejetia phase two project.
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