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Albert Kuzor••446 words · 3 min read Discover how Ghana's rapid urban expansion is creating an unsustainable demand on its electricity infrastructure, threatening power stability across
Electrical Engineer Hesford Quaye-Larbi warns that Ghana's rapid urban expansion is severely straining the country's electricity infrastructure.
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