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Ghana Water to publish names of illegal water connection offenders

Task force Mr Martey said GWL was working with National Security as part of a task force assisting the company with arrests linked to illegal water connections.
The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) says it will publish the names of people who have done illegal water connection and have also failed to report to the company after they were caught for their cases to be resolved.
Responding to another complaint about “hefty bills” for people who sell water, Mr Martey said GWL did not charge customers based on whether they sold water.
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