The Rippling Costs of Ghana’s Overspending

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Antony Sguazzin

David Malingha

Rene Vollgraaff

Monique Vanek

Prinesha Naidoo

Karl Maier

Adelaide Changole

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Debt owned to South African city councils doubled in five years

Consumers Owe Municipalities More Than 300 Billion Rand

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The Rippling Costs of Ghana’s Overspending

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