The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) is demanding compensation for 85 businesses affected by the demolition at La Pleasure Beach, warning that about 4,000 jobs, largely held by women, have been put at risk. The federation is also calling for the displaced traders to be given the first right of refusal in any future redevelopment of the beachfront, arguing that businesses…
The Ghana Tourism Federation (GHATOF) is demanding compensation for 85 businesses affected by the demolition at La Pleasure Beach, warning that about 4,000 jobs, largely held by women, have been put at risk. The federation is also calling for the displaced traders to be given the first right of refusal in any future redevelopment of the beachfront, arguing that businesses…
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