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Louise Ama Serwaa Berkye, a high flying relator in London talks to Nana Ansah Kwao about the housing industry in the UK.
She explains how high pricing is becoming a problem for the commoner, how does she survive as a Ghanaian in this highly competitive industry? How is land acquired? How are permits applied for? Tune in at 9 pm and enjoy the conversation. What is the story of housing on the other side?
The conversation is on Multi TV's JoyNews Channel or www.multitvworld.com/stream
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