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Nkonya Ntumda Cocoa Farmer Co-operative receives certificate to operate
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Nkonya Ntumda Cocoa Farmer Co-operative receives certificate to operate
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BY: GNA
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The Member of Parliament (MP) for Mfantseman, Mrs Ophelia Mensah, has donated quantities of relief items to victims who were hit by a rainstorm in the Abeadze Kyeakor community.
The items included 200 packets of roofing sheets, 200 bags of rice, 200 pieces of cloth and toiletries for over 150 victims devastated by the rainstorm.
The rainstorm destroyed properties and rendered over 150 people homeless at Abeadze, a farming community in the Mfantseman municipality.
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Presenting the items, Mrs Mensah said she was informed about the tragedy in the community and quickly mobilised resources in collaboration with the assembly to help the affected persons.
Some traders at Makola Market were hopeful that business activities will pick up on Christmas day. It was rather the contrary. According to them, most people were buying the usual stuff that they use to buy, hence there was no difference in the sales that they were making. Naa Mary Brocke, a dealer in Wax Print told the GNA that business was slow; looking at how people patronize wax prints during the festive occasions. She said in previous years, people came to shop for wax print and around this time, there would be a lot of them crowded in the shop, but the number has reduced.
Trading slow down during Christmas
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