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Clara Seshie••347 words · 2 min read•Breaking Why has a state-funded official residence sat empty for nearly a decade - and what happens if the December deadline is missed?
The official residence of the Techiman Municipal Chief Executive has been vacant since 2017 despite renovation funds.
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