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National Cathedral: CHARJ recommends possible prosecution of Board of Trustees

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) is considering prosecuting the Board of Trustees for the National Cathedral project. This proposed prosecution concerns their role in awarding the contract, which CHRAJ has determined violated procurement laws. The proposed prosecution aligns with their role in awarding the contract which …

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Advancing HIV Prevention – IAS perspective

The fourth edition of the International AIDS Society (IAS) Digest centres on the theme, Advancing Prevention. It brought updates from IAS programmes on the pressing issues around HIV prevention, impacting people affected by and working on HIV today. It features IAS-led sessions from HIVR4P 2024, the 5th HIV Research for …

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From political outsider to Ghana’s ‘Mr Digital’

Mahamudu Bawumia soared from being a political outsider to become Ghana’s second-in-command – and in December he could make history as the country’s first Muslim president. Bawumia, currently Ghana’s vice-president, was chosen by the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) as their candidate for the forthcoming general election. The 61-year-old Tottenham …

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Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed And Foster Doevi To Participate In The National Cycling Road Championship After UCI Athletes Development Program In South Africa.

The cycling community is abuzz with anticipation as Farrakhan Shaaban Mohammed of River Park Eastern Region Cycling Club based in Oda and Foster Doevi, popularly known as “Bullet,” of Gladiators Cycling Club based in Accra prepare to bring their experience and competitive edge to the National Cycling Championship scheduled for …

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Archbishop Of York Visits Ghana For The First Time

The Most Reverend and Right Honorable Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York, is undertaking a significant five-day working visit to the Internal Province of Ghana (IPG). This visit marks his first trip to Ghana in his capacity as Archbishop. Most Reverend and Right Honorable Stephen Cottrell (Left), Right Reverend David Urquhart …

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