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The New Patriotic Party has described the side-lining of Ghana Real Estates Developers Association over the new government proposal of a 500 housing unit by a South African firm as a slap in the face of Ghanaians.
The NPP made these remarks in a statement released in Accra on Tuesday.
Below is the full statement
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