Ghana moving towards dangerous water stress levels - WRC warns

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• Organised Labour 2 months ago

  Ya ti abre3. Didn't you hear the villagers shouting y3aaa yaa asaase y3aaa yaa saase?

  Ya ti abre3. Didn't you hear the villagers shouting y3aaa yaa asaase y3aaa yaa saase?

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• Kwame marfo 2 months ago

  And a whole chief because of promotions can boldly concluded that illegal mining is going down in recent times. Very shameful indeed

  And a whole chief because of promotions can boldly concluded that illegal mining is going down in recent times. Very shameful indeed

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• Ibrahim fuseini awudu wumpini 2 months ago

  Every one know's that this problem can not be solved in mahama year, anless we vote D.r mahamud bawumia in 2028 election year, long live ghana long live NPP. thank you!!

  Every one know's that this problem can not be solved in mahama year, anless we vote D.r mahamud bawumia in 2028 election year, long live ghana long live NPP. thank you!!

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• Ras Whittaker 2 months ago

  Water, electric and other amenities controlled by the state and used by the population, will all suffer, population growth and usage, non investment in amenities, corruption, fraud, ghost workers and such. The writing is ...
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  Water, electric and other amenities controlled by the state and used by the population, will all suffer, population growth and usage, non investment in amenities, corruption, fraud, ghost workers and such. The writing is on the wall, sadly a lot of the population can't read.

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