KMA moves to save deteriorating Mayor's residence with compulsory occupancy bye-law
A new rule could force Kumasi mayors to live in a neglected state residence - but what happens if they refuse?
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly has passed a bye-law requiring all future mayors to occupy the official residence.
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