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David Apinga••234 words · 2 min read A simmering land dispute in Achiase has taken a dark turn, leaving residents to wonder about the full extent of the confrontation.
A land dispute in Achiase, near Aboso, has led to a tragic incident involving two residents, Augustine Boah and Kofi Yena. The long-standing
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