Skip to main content Strong turnout marks Day 1 of JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair clinic as patrons look ahead to Day 2 | GhanaFrontBusiness & Economy
Kenneth Darko••279 words · 2 min read Day one drew strong crowds seeking housing solutions - but what opportunities await on day two?
JoyNews and Republic Bank's Habitat Fair opened its second clinic at Marina Mall in Accra, drawing prospective homeowners and investors to explore…
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