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Traditional authorities must be codified in sanitation KPIs for MMDCEs—Patrick Apoya

Modern Ghana about 14 hours 1 mins read

Mr. Patrick Apoya, Chief Executive Officer of SkyFox Limited, on Monday said Ghana rsquo;s sanitation challenge is less about money and technology and more about governance, social enforcement, and accountability.

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