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Architectural choices contributing to Accra’s flood crisis – Expert warns

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July 6, 2026

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Architectural choices contributing to Accra’s flood crisis – Expert warns

Flooding in Accra is often publicly framed as a drainage challenge, but a growing architectural critique is shifting attention towards deeper structural issues in how the city is designed, built and expanded.

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