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How Nwawasua residents climb trees and mountains top in search of good internet connectivity, calls
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How Nwawasua residents climb trees and mountains top in search of good internet connectivity, calls

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read
A poor telecommunications network has denied residents of Nwawasua and adjoining communities in the Sunyani Municipality access to reliable internet connectivity, limiting their ability to fully participate in the digital space.

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