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Kenneth Darko••225 words · 2 min read A large-scale confrontation in New Winneba has resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries, raising serious concerns about regional stability.
Violent clashes have erupted in New Winneba, Central Region, involving a large group of armed individuals and local residents. The incident has led
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