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Binduri District Assembly holds second ordinary meeting, calls for return of police officers

Modern Ghana about 1 month 1 mins read

The Binduri District Assembly on Thursday, August 6, 2026, held its Second Ordinary Meeting at the Assembly Hall, focusing on development planning and improving the security situation in the district.

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