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Upper East youth raise concern over ‘snail-paced’ development
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Upper East youth raise concern over ‘snail-paced’ development

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
Young people in the Upper East Region have raised concerns over what they describe as the ldquo;snail-paced development rdquo; of the region, saying several critical challenges have remained unresolved for decades.

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