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Opinion: The power of entrepreneurship to reduce inequality in Ghana

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In our experience, working with young African leaders and entrepreneurs for over a decade, we have learnt that with the right support and access...
West Africa

Afrobarometer’s 10th national surveys planning meeting opens in Accra

Isaac Kaledzi -
Members of the Afrobarometer, a pan-African, nonpartisan survey research network have gathered in Ghana for the launch of its 10th round of national surveys. The...
West Africa

Citizen Observers from Africa strategise on better safeguarding elections

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Leaders from 24 citizen observer organizations from 20 countries from across Africa met in Accra, Ghana to strategize on how to better safeguard elections. The summit...
Travel & Tourism

US visa fees increased effective May 30

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Applicants seeking to secure a nonimmigrant US visas effective May 30, 2023 would have to pay more. In a statement, the US government has said...
World

80-year old US President Biden to seek re-election in 2024

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US President Joe Biden, 80, is to seek re-election in 2024, he announced on Tuesday. His quest for a second White House term is dividing...
North Africa

How Morocco’s Hakimi tricked his wife into divorce

Isaac Kaledzi -
The Moroccan footballer, Achraf Hakimi is reported to have tricked his wife Hiba Abouk (36) into divorce in which she may end up completely...
Sports

From Chicago to Chorkor: US students travel to Ghana to teach and play chess

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With passports and chessboards in hand, six Chicago Public Schools (CPS) students have traveled 6,000 miles to Chorkor, a small fishing community in Accra,...
Health & Environment

The Silent Gameplay of the Chemicals Lurking in and around You

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What is the image that comes to your mind when you read the phrase “toxic substances?” The image of a thick cloud of industrial...
East Africa

What you need to know about Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ law

Isaac Kaledzi -
Uganda on Tuesday passed a stricter anti-LGBTQ law that means offenders can be jailed for up to ten years. The law also makes room for...
Science & Technology

Burkina Faso signs new education commitments at UN conference

Isaac Kaledzi -
Burkina Faso is among four countries benefiting from the signing of new commitments to education projects, which took place at the United Nations fifth...
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