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How redevelopment is forcing Ghanaians out of Accra
Cecilia Nyametse, a janitor, has been squatting in a security office on a construction site in Cantonments, a plush suburb…
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Georgetown University students visit Ghana Embassy in Washington DC
On Monday, November 27th, students from Georgetown University – McDonough School of Business and Walsh School of Foreign Service, embarked…
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African and Caribbean states campaign for slave trade reparations
There was a stronger focus at Accra summit on the loss and damage caused by European colonialism and slavery. The…
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GhPN hosted a Night of Excellence in Texas honoring Ghanaians
GhPN 2023 awardees in collage from left to right: Reverend Martin Osae, Mr Kofi Anku, Dallas Fort-Worth COGA and Mr…
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Joseph Boakai to become Liberia’s next president
78-year-old Liberian politician Joseph Boakai is set to become the nation’s next president after narrowly defeating the incumbent George Weah…
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The war and destruction in Sudan are going largely unnoticed
Sudan’s descent from the promise of freedom to the brink of genocide has come at dizzying speed. The revolution that…
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Standing up for Africa’s slave trade reparations – Oral Ofori
Standing up for Africa’s slave trade reparations addresses a historical injustice that has had long-lasting effects on the lives of…
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Victoria Gray, first sickle cell patient treated with CRISPR speaks
As a child who loved to read, Victoria Gray identified the pain that stalked her life while still in elementary school. Doctors…
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Summit in Ghana’s capital wants reparations for Africa slave-trade
PHOTO: Ron Daniels, President of the Institute of the Black World 21st Century, speaks at the Africa Union reparation conference…
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Ex-President Kufuor pays warm tribute to late wife Theresa Kufuor
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor of Ghana, has paid glowing tribute to his late wife former First Lady Theresa Kufuor describing her…
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