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Mahama urges tougher enforcement of building regulations over recent collapses

President John Mahama has called for tougher enforcement of building regulations at the district assembly level, following concerns over the recent collapse of buildings Speaking at the National Conference on Housing Finance on Wednesday, October 7, President Mahama said authorities must get to the root of building collapses and determine who is responsible for ensuring that buildings are safe.
President Mahama therefore tasked the Ministry of Local Government with taking the issue seriously and ensuring accountability when buildings collapse.
President Mahama called for financing arrangements that reflect the realities of Ghanaian incomes, including longer-term financing in local currency, manageable repayments and clear terms that households can understand.
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