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Sokode to get dedicated lorry station as Ho Assembly plans more mini stations

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

The Ho Municipal Assembly has announced plans to establish additional lorry stations within Ho and its surrounding communities as part of efforts to ease traffic congestion, reduce pedestrian and motorist casualties, and minimise long waiting times for commuters.

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