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SEBASTIAN R. FREIKU••211 words · 2 min read Find out how the KMA's latest initiative will impact traders and the visual landscape of Kumasi.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has issued a directive to traders at Airport Roundabout regarding their operations. This move is part of a
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