Category: Ghana
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Ghana Protests: Voices Rise Against Economic Mismanagement and Mining Crisis
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In the heart of Accra, protesters took to the streets, decrying the government’s handling of the economy. The demonstrators demanded the resignation of the Bank of Ghana’s Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison, and his deputies, citing the central bank’s role in worsening economic conditions. The protest, organized by Democracy Hub, aimed…
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GMOs Get the Green Light in Ghana.
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GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms) have become a topic of intense debate and scrutiny in recent years. These are organisms whose genetic material has been altered in a way that does not occur naturally. While proponents argue that GMOs can help address global challenges like food security and climate change, critics…
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Stevie Wonder Becomes Ghanaian Citizen
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Stevie Wonder is now a Ghanaian citizen, reflecting Ghana’s commitment to diaspora unity. Stevie Wonder’s recent acquisition of Ghanaian citizenship is a significant moment in his lifelong connection to Africa. The iconic singer and songwriter, known for his soulful music, has expressed his ties to the continent since the 1970s,…
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Ghana Celebrates Return of Asante Kingdom’s Looted Artefacts
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After 150 years, looted artefacts from the Asante kingdom are back in Ghana, on display at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi. Ghanaians rejoiced, welcoming home 32 items, including a ceremonial cap worn by courtiers at coronations. The items, loaned to Ghana for three years by the Victoria & Albert…
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Child Marriage: How Can We Protect Girls Like 12-Year-Old Naa Ayemoede in Ghana?
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Child marriage is a deeply entrenched practice that continues to threaten the rights and well-being of girls worldwide. The recent customary marriage between a 63-year-old traditional priest and a 12-year-old girl, Naa Okromo (now Naa Ayemoede), in Ghana, has ignited global outrage and underscored the urgent need to protect the…