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Nana Bosoma Market traders lament delay in reconstruction project in Sunyani
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Nana Bosoma Market traders lament delay in reconstruction project in Sunyani

Modern Ghana about 17 hours 1 mins read
Market women at the Nana Bosoma Market in Sunyani have expressed frustration over the prolonged delay in the reconstruction of the market, saying the situation has left them vulnerable to harsh weather conditions and frequent losses.

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