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Kumasi market fire: Traders appeal for support after losing stock and capital

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Traders affected by a fire at the Kumasi Central Market near Aboabo Station in the Ashanti Region have appealed to the government and benevolent individuals for assistance after losing their goods and working capital in the blaze.

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