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Ghana Water blames nationwide power outage for supply disruptions, apologises to customers
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Ghana Water blames nationwide power outage for supply disruptions, apologises to customers

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read
Ghana Water Ltd (GWL) has apologised to customers following widespread interruptions in water supply caused by the nationwide power outage linked to a disturbance on the National Interconnected Transmission System.

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