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23 sanitation offenders convicted as KMA revives ‘Samansaman’ exercise
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An ongoing special sanitation task force made up of technocrats and security personnel from the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) has secured the prosecution of 23 sanitation offenders in the metropolis.
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