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Mallam Atta traders urge government to speed up 24-hour market redevelopment

The Presiding Member of the Ayawaso Central Municipal Assembly, Alexander Kwame Mensah Tumasi, said the engagement formed part of the Assembly’s annual consultations with ratepayers before determining revenue rates for the year.
They raised concerns during an engagement with the Ayawaso Central Municipal Assembly on the annual revenue collection rates.
The Municipal Chief Executive for Ayawaso Central, Rudolf Collinwoode Williams, said the Assembly engages traders annually to discuss revenue rates and make collection easier for both the Assembly and businesses.
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