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Ernest Arhinful••292 words · 2 min read Authorities have made significant progress in the case of the Yidani chief and his son, but the full story remains to be uncovered.
Police in Ghana's Northern Region have arrested two suspects in connection with the murder of a Yidani chief and his son. This development follows
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