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More than 37 traders dealing in explosives are vacating their shops at the Kejetia Market in Kumasi, following a directive by the Metropolitan Assembly banning the sale of combustible materials within the market. With the Kumasi Mayor leading this charge, several shops were shut down Sunday night. An enforcement... show more

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