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Our Country Needs An Urgent Reset – John Mahama

Former President and Flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress, John Dramani Mahama has stated that the country needs an urgent reset. Speaking at the outdooring of Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang as his running mate, Former President, John Mahama, told the scores of people at the UPSA auditorium that the …

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World Malaria Day: Fighting Against A Silent Killer

Story by Angelina Tukpe Every year on April 25th, people across the globe observe World Malaria Day. But what is the significance of this day, and how does it impact countries like Ghana? World Malaria Day is not just another date on the calendar. It’s a day that holds a …

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Professor Jane Will Break The Glass Ceiling That Has Held Our Women Down – John Dramani Mahama

By Nani Julia Elinam Ama During the official unveiling of the National Democratic Congress’ vice presidential candidate , Professor Jane Naana Opoku- Agyeman on April 24,2024, Party Flagbearer, John Dramani Mahama hailed her as a motivation for women’s advancement. Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang – Running Mate for John Mahama …

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Ghanaian Meteorologists Predicts Rainy Midweek Ahead

By Angelina Tukpe Mr Frederick Kojo, a trusted meteorologist at the Central Analysis and Forecast Office, has shared valuable insights into the upcoming weather forecast in Ghana. According to Kojo, the beginning of this week has been marked by predominantly sunny skies, occasionally interrupted by isolated thunderstorms. However, as the …

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EFL: Fatawu Issahaku hat trick lifts Leicester City

By Janet Dumas A hat trick by Black Star’s midfielder, Fatawu Issahaku has helped the English Football League championship leaders Leicester City Football Club to a 5-0 win over Southampton FC. The former Dreams Football Club player, hit three past Southampton FC in the EFL championship. The match played on …

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JANE NAANA OPOKU-AGYEMAN: Ghana’s First Possible Female Vice President

By Wilhelmina Oddoye Generally in the African setting, specifically Ghana, women’s political participation has historically faced gross challenges due to cultural norms, limited access to education, entrenched gender biases, socio-economic factors and most notably, structural barriers. However, there has been progress over the years, with more women becoming involved in …

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