President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo
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Cultural fight against Coronavirus: The Role of our Traditional Leaders

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Cultural fight against coronavirus: The role of our traditional leaders

Alhassan Musah, author

Inflation dynamics in the economy: The everyday questions

Musician Becca

No song theft: Leave Becca alone, ‘No One’ is Gqom music genre in South Africa

New Patriotic Party

Kwame Amoako Tuffuor makes humble appeal to NPP National Appeals Committee on parliamentary primaries

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12.8 million road network at Komenda, a ghost of jealousy

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COVID-19: Stigma, flames of hysteria & fear factor will further compound the devastation of the virus

Rebecca Akufo-Addo

Bryan Buabeng writes: Rebecca Akufo-Addo, a woman of valor with heart of gold

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Coronavirus and travellers to Africa

Parliament House

So, do these people have Ghana at heart?

Former acting General Manager of GNA, Boakye-Dankwa Boadi

A dream that became a reality

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Is KNUST ready for the first batch of the double track graduates?

Frankling Cudjoe is President of Imani Ghana

Imani Ghana biometric procurement wahala: Patriotic duty or cash-driven interest?

Raja Casablanca eliminated TP Mazembe

Why Morocco football clubs are enjoying clean bill of health - lessons for Ghana

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When voter register is more important than the lives of the citizens

Prof. Kofi Anokye

Setting the records straight on Akim Abuakwa stool lands

K.T Hammond

K. T Hammond must be disciplined and voted out - NPP Constituency Chairman

Former Minister of State for Tertiary Education

How to celebrate Ghana - Elizabeth Ohene writes

Daddy Lumba

Daddy Lumba as a course to be studied?

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo

The market fires are over because Nana Addo is president

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Forgiveness; your standard or God’s?

Razak Kojo Opoku

K.T. Hammond should shut up; we have seen better performing MPs than him

Dag Heward-Mills

Why a good leader is a builder

President of Imani Africa, Franklin Cudjoe

Critics and Imani Africa in whose interest?

Kobina Ansah Kobina Ansah is a Ghanaian playwright and Chief Scribe of Scribe Communications

Rip the roof of excuses

Former president John Dramani Mahama

The NDC’s desperation to win election 2020 knows no bounds

Stonebwoy

Stonebwoy: The music personality with an enviable proficiency

Alex Mould

Alex Mould writes: @63! Ama Ghana got upset the President spoke same words of rhetoric inaction

A shot from the Independence Day celebration held in Kumasi

How about Independence Day being a fundraising event to support key govt policies?

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Pressure is the incubator of progress

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Road accident in Ghana is deadlier than Coronavirus

William Y. Ansah, author; CEO of Origin8

Market the party more than the presidential candidate

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Free SHS is changing lives indeed!

Former President John Dramani Mahama

The 'deadly partner': Who would be bold to partner Mahama and 'die'?

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Election 2020: Think, speak and act peace

Nana Essilfuah Boison, Marketing & Corporate Relations Director, Absa Bank Ghana

Africanacity – a new word for a longstanding attitude

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Heroes never last so don't seek to become a hero in Kumawu

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Govt must show leadership and make a bold and emphatic statement allowing or not to allow LGBTQ conference

NAPO, Adwoa Sarfoand some government appointee's have been listed as beneficiaries of GETFund

On the GETFund exposé

Start-ups that attended the mentoring and idea-sharing session on Customer Development

Customer Development – a founder institute mentoring session notes, for start-ups

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NDC never really attempted to fight galamsey

Former President John Dramani Mahama

Mahama is too corrupt, incompetent, divisive and poisonous for the country

Rev Sam Korankye Ankrah, Apostle-General and Founder of the Royalhouse Chapel International

We have heard this before

Senior Minister Yaw Osafo-Maafo

Mr. President, our senior minister is out of order with his UNIPASS agenda

Dr Kwame Nkrumah

At long last… independence