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September 19, 2026|09:46

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Poor roads limiting journalists’ access to remote communities – Albert Sore

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Poor road networks in parts of the Upper East Region are limiting journalists rsquo; ability to access remote communities and report on issues affecting residents, the Upper East Regional Chairman of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), Albert Sore, has said.

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