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IMF loan won’t restore Ghana’s economy; it will fail like other programs – Economist.

Ghana's choice to enter an economic program with the IMF will not…

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Ghana returns to the IMF as the economy deteriorates

In order to support the economy of Ghana, President Nana Addo Dankwa…

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Update on Arise Ghana demo: What A Shame!!! We Were There To Protect You But You Injure And Hurt Us – Police On

According to reports, the Ghana Police Service has detained a few protesters…

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Update: Tear gas fired at Arise Ghana demo (Video)

According to information obtained by advertafrica.net, the pressure group Arise Ghana has…

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Arise Ghana Demo: Tear Gas Fired On Protestors, Police Pelted With Stones

Peacefmonline.com can confirm that there is simmering tension at the ongoing demonstration by…

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I don’t support Bawumia-Kufuor

Claims that former president John Agyekum Kufuor supported Vice President Dr. Mahamudu…

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Loan from MOMO not free cash — BoG

Since the telecommunications firms (telecos) started offering mobile money (MOMO) loans, some…

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Ayorkor Botchwey says the Ghana card isn’t a substitute for a biometric passport.

Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, has…

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Two Ghanaian soldiers arrested for raping student nurse

Two military officers allegedly raped a student at the Damongo Nurses Training…

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Gay pride billboard pulled down in Ghana’s capital, Accra.

A massive billboard commemorating Pride Month in Ghana's capital, Accra, has been taken down. The billboard, which was erected on the highway during the first weekend of June, sparked a lot of discussion in Ghana's media, with many calling for its removal. Some MPs set the chief of police a 24-hour deadline to remove the billboard, but it is still unclear who took it down. June is a month dedicated to celebrating lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people all across the world, however most African countries do not participate. In Ghana, for instance, Gay sex is punishable,…

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