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SOS Children Villages sensitises Glefe Community on behavioural change

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The SOS Children Villages, Ghana, a non-governmental organisation, has sensitised the Glefe community on behavioural change associated with the coronavirus pandemic. The goal was to...

Judges sensitised on child care protection

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Selected High Court Judges have been engaged in a two-day training programme on good practices in the judicial processes concerning the protection and care...

Take COVID-19 vaccines to prevent spread of disease-CALID

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Ghanaians have been advised to emulate the examples of the country’s leaders by taking the COVID-19 vaccines to help prevent the spread of the...

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Cycling for Change: Captain Asuamah takes on 250km endurance ride in advocacy for cyclists safety.

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Captain Festus Yeboah Asuamah, a dedicated officer of the...

Parliament abolishes E-Levy, returns GH¢2 billion to Ghanaians  

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Parliament on Wednesday officially approved the Electronic Transfer Levy...

Africans expect their leaders to act in their best interests, according to Aïsha Dabo.

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Russia and China are becoming more powerful in Africa....

Sudan: As paramilitaries flee, army forces firmly hold Khartoum

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Following the military's takeover of the Republican Palace from...

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Atronie chiefs, people laud Asantehene’s passion for development.

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Cycling for Change: Captain Asuamah takes on 250km endurance ride in advocacy for cyclists safety.

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Captain Festus Yeboah Asuamah, a dedicated officer of the...

Parliament abolishes E-Levy, returns GH¢2 billion to Ghanaians  

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Parliament on Wednesday officially approved the Electronic Transfer Levy...

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