Ketu South Municipal Assembly
The Ketu South Municipal Assembly sits right by Denu to Ho Road in Aflao, this government office helps folks sort out town matters with patience and care. You will find everything from permits to local news updates here, all clearly organised for the community. Everyone who walks in finds a warm reception and clear answers in simple English. This place stands as a friendly pillar supporting the Township Development Plan in every way.
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