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Enough of the inspections — Upper East residents demand action on Airport project

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

Residents of the Upper East Region have expressed frustration over repeated inspections of the proposed Upper East Airport site without any action, calling on the government to move beyond assessments and begin the actual process of constructing the long-awaited facility.

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