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David Apinga••664 words · 4 min read Ketu South residents are set to protest against the ECG, demanding an end to what they describe as widespread irregularities in billing practices.
Residents in Ketu South are planning a demonstration against the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) over persistent billing issues. The protest
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