Stuck in a small space: How narrow roads in Kojo Sardine are choking transport, business and daily life
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Stuck in a small space: How narrow roads in Kojo Sardine are choking transport, business and daily life

Afriyie Afua ANING (BACS27254)
Published August 11, 20262 min read

Kojo Sardine, a densely populated community in Labadi, is facing a growing transport challenge as narrow roads designed for a much smaller settlement struggle to accommodate a rising population, increasing vehicle numbers and expanding roadside businesses.

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