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Emma Ankrah••359 words · 2 min read Why are Ghana's lights repeatedly going out, and what answers will Parliament demand from those responsible for keeping the nation powered?
A Ghanaian MP is urging Parliament to summon GRIDCo and the Energy Minister to address recurring nationwide power outages. The frequency of these
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