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Gertrude Okyere••512 words · 3 min read•Breaking Two versions of a deadly clash emerge - which one holds the truth about what really happened at Manso Keniago?
A miners' association disputes official accounts of a clash between residents and anti-galamsey task force personnel at Manso Keniago.
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