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September 21, 2026|22:31

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Mahama to cut sod for Sunyani Sports Stadium project in October

Modern Ghana 31 minutes 1 mins read

President John Mahama is expected to perform a groundbreaking ceremony for work to begin on the construction of a sports stadium project in the Bono Region. According to Mr Senior Kwame Kusi, the Bono Regional Public Relations Officer of the National Sports Authority, the president was expected to arrive in Sunyani for the event in early October 2026.

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