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Missing Ghanaian Unicef director confirmed dead

UNICEF has confirmed that it's Ghanaian director Charlotte Nikoi who went missing months ago in South Africa is dead. Unicef in a statement said the...

Ghanaian woman dies trying to reach Canada

A 57-year-old woman believed to be from Ghana was found dead near the U.S.-Manitoba border last week after officials say she likely attempted to...

Ghana’s Kwesi Appiah signs for AFC Wimbledon

AFC Wimbledon will sign Crystal Palace striker Kwesi Appiah when his contract with the Eagles expires on 1 July. Ghana international Appiah joined Palace from...

Missing Ghanaian Unicef director : Woman’s decomposed body found on Table Mountain

There is anxiety among family members of the Ghanaian Unicef director Charlotte Nikoi who went missing months ago in South Africa after a decomposed...

Tragic: Soldier lynched and burnt in Ghana

There is widespread outrage in Ghana following the mistaken lynching of a top official of the country’s armed forces. Captain Maxwell Mahama was reportedly lynched...

Ghana seeking extension of IMF programme

Ghana's government will ask the International Monetary Fund to extend its support programme to December 2018 from April 2018 to boost efforts to stabilize...

Ghanaian mothers demand longer maternity leave

Ghanaian labor law requires that companies provide new mothers with at least three months maternity leave with pay. However as the World Health Organization...

Mali and Niger reach U-17 semi-finals to qualify for World Cup

Niger and Mali secured their place in the semi-finals of the Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday in Gabon, to qualify for the...

Ghana coach told to win Nations Cup as he returns to Black Stars job

Returning Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah has been set a target of winning the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon. "Kwesi Appiah should qualify Ghana...

Ghana’s Minority petitions US Exchange Commission over $2b bond

The Minority in Ghana’s Parliament has petitioned the Security and Exchange Commission of the United States over the controversial US$2.25 billion bond issued by the Finance ministry in April. The Minority in a statement said they hope their petition will lead to an investigation in their claim of conflict of interest against the Finance minister Ken Ofori Atta over the issuance of the bond.

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