
EKUMFI: How $6M EXIM participation built a $53M industrial asset — Now poised for a 24-Hour economy
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2nd May 2024 4:40:50 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

In recent months, Ghanaians have grappled with the recurring issue of erratic power supply disruptions, colloquially referred to as 'dumsor'.
Despite occasional assertions by the government minimizing the severity of the situation, power cuts have become frequent, significantly impacting livelihoods and businesses across the nation.
Consequently, there have been mounting demands for the government to either meet its financial commitments or address the underlying technical issues once and for all.
GhanaWeb TV undertook visits to various communities in the capital city of Accra to gather insights from citizens on the repercussions of these outages and whether a government-provided timetable could aid in better planning.
Some individuals interviewed by GhanaWeb conveyed that the ongoing power crisis, particularly in the midst of an election year, could potentially influence their voting decisions in the upcoming polls.
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