Accra-Kumasi Expressway project: Affected Akyem Asene farmers appeal for early compensation

Graphic Online5 days ago3 outlets

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Accra-Kumasi Expressway project: Affected Akyem Asene farmers appeal for early compensation

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Graphic Online, 5 days agoAccra-Kumasi Expressway project: Affected Akyem Asene farmers appeal for early compensation
Adom Online, 5 days agoAccra-Kumasi Expressway: Affected Akyem Asene farmers demand compensation Negative tone
MyJoyOnline, 5 days agoAsene farmers demand compensation for farms destroyed by Accra-Kumasi expressway Negative tone

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2 developments over 4 days, 3 newsrooms in all

Day 1 Mon, 26 Oct Farmers Affected by Accra-Kumasi Expressway Demand Compensation First reported by Peacefmonline.com · 2 newsrooms
Day 4 Thu, 29 Oct Accra-Kumasi Expressway: Affected Akyem Asene farmers demand compensation Reported first by Graphic Online · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this

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Most negative headline · MyJoyOnlineAsene farmers demand compensation for farms destroyed by Accra-Kumasi expressway
Most neutral headline · Graphic OnlineAccra-Kumasi Expressway project: Affected Akyem Asene farmers appeal for early compensation

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