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The Appointments Committee of Parliament continued vetting of ministerial nominees on Wednesday.Those expected to be vetted today are: Mr. Samuel Sarpong (Ashanti Region), Mr. E.K.T. Addo (Central Region), Mr. Bede Ziedeng (Upper West Region), and Mr. Alhassan Azong (Minister at the Presidency).
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