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Mahama deserves time on Kejetia Phase Two, Kumasi queen mothers tell traders | GhanaFront
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Andrea Baaba Appiah • 23 Apr • 298 words · 2 min read
Queen mothers are asking for patience with Mahama on the Kejetia market - but why now?
Market queen mothers in Kumasi have urged trader associations to ease pressure on President Mahama regarding the Kejetia phase two market project. They cite significant progress under Mahama's leadership compared to the past - but what could this mean for the traders?
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