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Owner of one of the leading stone quarry companies in Ghana, Mr EY Sarpong, has said discouraging settlers too close to quarry sites has been made more difficult because utility providers constantly flout the law.
He says the utility providers do not ensure that the settlements are legal before providing water and power, a situation that makes it easy to remove illegal settlers.
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