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THE ONLY THING THAT FLOWS REGULARLY IS THE BILL
Water may not flow and solar may slash dependence on the grid, but the utility bills keep arriving. Jimmy Aglah examines ECG estimated billing, PURC disputes and the mysterious resilience of the Ghanaian bill.
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Every new government arrives at...
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THE ONLY THING THAT FLOWS REGULARLY IS THE BILL
Water may not flow and solar may slash dependence on the grid, but the utility bills keep arriving. Jimmy Aglah examines ECG estimated billing, PURC disputes and the mysterious resilience of the Ghanaian bill.
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