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Ghana Scraps Electricity Exemption for Burma Camp Businesses
Businesses operating in Ghana's Burma Camp will now be required to pay for electricity as the government has abolished their previous exemption.
24 Mar, 13:15 — 24 Mar, 18:37
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graphic-ghanaMixed138d ago
Burma Camp businesses to start paying for electricity as government scraps exemption - Graphic Online
Burma Camp businesses to start paying for electricity as government scraps exemption Graphic Online
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About 1,200 businesses in Burma Camp to start paying for electricity as gov’t scraps exemption
About 1,200 commercial operators within Burma Camp are set to begin paying for electricity following the withdrawal of a long-standing exemption previously extended to the Ghana Armed Forces.
By Kenneth Darko
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First report: graphic-ghana · 24 Mar, 13:15|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h
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