GSS: 58.7% of Ghanaians now live in urban areas

3News1 hr ago2 outlets

Over 58% of Ghana's population now lives in urban areas, according to a new report by the Ghana Statistical Service highlighting urbanization, housing, and basic service trends.

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3News, 1 hr agoGSS: 58.7% of Ghanaians now live in urban areas
Graphic Online, 20 hrs ago58.7% of Ghanaians now live in urban areas - GSS report Neutral tone

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Day 1 Mon, 2 Nov GSS: 58.7% of Ghanaians now live in urban areas First reported by CitiNewsroom.com · 3 newsrooms · you're reading this
Today Tue, 3 Nov Housing deficit falls to 1.8 million, but service gaps remain — GSS Reported first by MyJoyOnline

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