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Amangoase residents raise GH¢100,000 to bring electricity to their community

Residents of Amangoase, a farming community in the Juaben District of the Ashanti Region, are beginning to see light at the end of years of darkness as efforts to connect the village to the national electricity grid gather momentum.
The community has now taken a significant step towards ending years of living without power after residents successfully mounted electricity poles as part of an ongoing effort to connect the village to the national grid.
And for a farming community that has spent years waiting for development to reach its doorstep, that first step could mean far more than electricity.
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