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Ghana Railway Development Authority has signed a five-year agreement with MES Logistics to transport up to 300 containers daily from the Tema Port to the Kpone Industrial Area. CEO Dr. Frederick Appoh says the initiative is expected to create jobs and improve cargo movement #ChannelOneTV #ChannelOneNews #GhanaNews #GRDA

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