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Ghana
‘‘We can handle difficult situations’’ – defiant Otto Addo assures ahead of Germany test
Reparations fight enters new phase with UN petition for direct slave descendants
Heavy rains sweep across Ghana, parts of Accra flooded
‘Groundbreaking but an uphill struggle’ – Amanda Clinton breaks down UN slavery resolution
Ghanaian PhD student killed in US shooting, investigations underway
Black Stars technical team needs to sit up – Augustine Arhinful
Ghana, Zimbabwe hold inaugural joint commission talks to deepen bilateral cooperation
Big Push is government’s biggest intervention to fix Ghana’s roads – Alhassan Suhuyini
Bolt steps up rider safety ahead of Okada Bill in Ghana
Britain led the fight to end slavery; we shouldn’t be paying for a crime we helped eradicate – Kemi Badenoch
Akufo-Addo to lead ECOWAS election observers for Benin’s high-stakes presidential transition
Callistus Mahama writes on slavery reparation: ‘We cannot confuse participation with responsibility’
Ablakwa expresses disappointment over US ‘no’ vote on the UN Slavery Resolution
Luxury watches and cash theft: Joy Sports Editor Fentuo details what happened at the Black Stars camp before the Austria game
India grants ‘penalty-free’ exit window for overstayed Ghanaian nationals
Ghana’s £32 million debt to UK universities halts government-sponsored education
President Mahama urges international partners to respect Ghana’s position on LGBTQ issues
Mahama courts diaspora support, highlights $7.8bn contribution to Ghana’s economy
Biggest winners from Ghana’s defeat to Austria
Democracy in Ghana now a commodity, driven by vote buying and poverty – Prof Alhassan
Vincent Assafuah slams gov’t over ‘zero funding’ for NYA, calls it a ‘generational betrayal’
Exim Bank resets to intensify Ghana’s export capacity
Chairperson of AU Commission welcomes UN adoption of Ghana’s Resolution
Rosebank International University College inaugurates governing council to accelerate growth
Ghana reviews counter‑terrorism framework amid regional extremism threats
Inclusivity and accountability key to Ghana’s development – NDPC Chairman
Every team is beatable – Otto Addo ahead of Austria clash
Understanding Autism: Empowering children with different abilities in Ghana
Otto Addo anticipates tough contest against Austria
29 Peace Corps Volunteers begin two-year Ghana service
Ghana strengthens financial sector cyber defences with new security directive launch
‘Auntie’ comment lands Ghanaian NHS worker in trouble
Ghana and Africa show early signs of progress against air pollution, but risks remain
Ghana’s new procurement rules are more than a technical fix
Ablakwa expresses deep gratitude to UN member states for backing Ghana’s slavery resolution
Communications Minister launches Ghana Climate Atlas to strengthen planning and climate resilience
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Cedi slides again as dollar demand outpaces supply, depreciation hits 8.89%
SABC report claiming Ghana has recorded 2,300 Ebola cases, 930 deaths is false
Cedi weakens modestly in interbank market but remans stable in retail market; one dollar equals GH¢12.20
Ghana defender Tariq Lamptey joins QPR after Fiorentina exit
Inflation to return to medium-term target of 8 ± 2% – BoG
OSP dismisses claims US immigration proceedings undermine criminal case against Ofori-Atta
High Court erred in law in Wontumi judgment – John Darko
US Immigration Judge says OSP allegations against Ofori-Atta lack credible evidence
Wontumi was the kingpin, not the underling – Martin Kpebu
Minority demands equal galamsey enforcement, urges Court of Appeal to review Wontumi conviction
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