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Caterers on the School Feeding Programme in Ashanti Region have withdrawn their services over unpaid arrears.
But picketing at the Regional Coordinating Council to register their pleasure over the unpaid arrears, they were chastised and disregarded by the Ashanti Regional Minister, Simon Osei Mensah.
However, the problem remains unsolved.
It is in this regard that JoyNews' PM Express holds the conversation to ascertain ways to address the situation since schools have reopened.
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