Few hours ago, Ghanaians bid 2020 goodbye as they ushered in 2021.
Places of worship were full to capacity as tens of thousands of Christians and Muslims gave thanks to God for the year’s mercies and also sought providence for the incoming year.
Also, the exhibition of fireworks was not left out in the celebration, a practice that has come to stay in the Ghanaian society.
Myjoyonline brought you up to speed with all the major updates associated with this religious activity Thursday/Friday.
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Today’s front pages: Wednesday, May 12, 2021
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Worlasi releases song for #FixTheCountry campaign
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Senior veep of Zipline Africa lauds Ghana for setting pace in adoption of medical drone technology
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PFAG trains Farmers at Fumbisi in bush fire prevention
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Cape Coast airport to be completed before end of second term – Transport Minister assures
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Address economic hardships – BudgIT Ghana to government
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Private agribusinesses organize conference on greenhouse production
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GOIL donates to Chief Imam towards Eid Al-Fitr
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Uber, Bolt, Yango drivers in Kumasi suspend services over life-threatening incidents
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UEW Signs MoU with T-TEL to reform Educational Sector
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Central Regional House of Chiefs vow to be more development-oriented
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New Kejetia Market closed down after Tuesday’s fire
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Message from the Morning Man: Albert and the Bees
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Asantehene to open Regional Consultative Dialogue on Small-Scale Mining on May 12
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Taskforce will curb illegal chainsaw operations – Municipal Director says
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