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The list of problems for the STX housing deal grows longer as plans to fly in thousands of Asian workers divide the project’s backers. STX Group of Korea declared its intention in August to import 1,500 Indonesian workers to build the 30,000 housing units for the US$1.5 billion project, which has stalled over disagreement between the Korean and Ghanaian joint venture partners....

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Indonesian, J.B. Asafo-Boakye, B.K. Asamoah, George Padi, Ishmael E. Yamson, United States