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Dorcas Ankomah••398 words · 2 min read A prominent NPP spokesperson has sparked debate by questioning the government's rejection of a substantial donation from a major telecom company.
Ellen Ama Daaku, spokesperson for the NPP Committee on Jobs and Employment, has weighed in on the government's decision regarding a significant
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