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Rent Control Commission needs more funding to function effectively – Acting Commissioner
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Rent Control Commission needs more funding to function effectively – Acting Commissioner

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
Acting Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku has appealed to the government to provide adequate funding and logistics to enable the Rent Control Department to effectively carry out its mandate. He said the department is currently operating with inadequate resources despite being responsible for rent-related matters across the country.

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