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GHS201,000 SOCO irrigation projects fail Bolgatanga farmers

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

Two irrigation projects constructed at a cost of more than GHS201,000 in the Bolgatanga Municipality of Ghana rsquo;s Upper East Region have failed to provide sufficient water for farmers to undertake dry-season farming.

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