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Rent Control receives 100 applications from students over private hostel charges in Ghana
The Rent Control Department has received about 100 applications from students over private hostel charges and is set to assess the fees before the reopening of schools.
Mr Opoku also questioned why hostel operators who believe their charges are justified have not applied to the Rent Control Department for assessment.
Speaking on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show on Wednesday, August 19, Acting Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku said the applications had triggered the department’s intervention, with rent control officers across the country expected to assess the hostels and determine the applicable charges under the law.
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