When a stop-work order threatens 1000 homes, who loses: TDC or the public?

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  • CHICKEN GEORGE 2 weeks ago

    So basically, you are a state institution so you should be allowed to do whatever you please? the law is the law. Being a state institution, you are privileged to get your permits faster so what prevents you? TDC has no case ...
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  • Lord Chris 2 weeks ago

    What an unfortunate and misguided commentary? TDC Ghana itself, like TMA were established by law and under laws. It makes no sense for you to be making these kind of argument. Being a state agency does not, and should never e ...
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  • Donatus 2 weeks ago

    Public spaces are reserved for evacuations in times of emergency. TDC unreasonably wants to deprive these public rescue efforts.

  • SECURITY ALERT 2 weeks ago

    A notorious land Encroacher in Bawaleshie -Dodowa called Benjamin Kotey.
    and his cartels who are believed to be involved in various landguardism and attacks terrorizing people in those areas.Bribing the dodowa police staff.T ...
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  • NII PAPAFIO 2 weeks ago

    WAS HAPPENING IN DODOWA CONFUSION EVERYWHERE THE POLICE STATION NEEDS SHUFFLING.POLICE NEED TO EFFECT ARREST OF PEOPLE SNATCHING PEOPLE LANDS.ABURI IS PEACEFUL NO LANDGUARDS.THERE IS ONE ALEX WHO IS ALSO PART OF THE CARTEL.
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  • Shalom 2 weeks ago

    TDC’s argument as it stands noe, IS FLAWED FROM THE VERY ONSET.
    ALL THST THE TMA IS ASKING YOU YO DO IS THE RIGHT PERMIT AS WELL AS PUBLIC INTEREST.
    THST GHANA HAS A HOUSING DEFICIT AND ITS A PRIORITY DOES NOT MEEAN PUBLI ...
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