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Investments in Infrastructure, a growing housing deficit and rapid urban growth is setting a tone for a burgeoning construction industry in Ghana.
This boom is expected to turn around the industry and spur job creation for the youth.
As Joy Fm gear up for the annual Habitat fair, JOY BUSINESS turns the focus on the construction sector.#HabitatFair2017 #JoyBusiness

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