Dr Samuel Duh
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Severious Kale-Dery
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Ghana on Friday commemorated the 41st anniversary of the World Food Day with the resolve to find solutions to the challenges facing the agriculture sector.
Bishop Fred Apenteng
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Every year, one hears announcements before the Ga Homowo Festival about a ban on noisemaking.
Daily Graphic
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Each year, on October 15, rural women around the world are celebrated for their critical contribution to food production and food security, agriculture, eradication of poverty, rural economy and rural development in general.
Vincent Amenuveve
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The people of Paga believe they have special connections with crocodiles, hence there is mutual respect between humans and the reptiles.
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Book Review
Title: Serving Ghana
Author: Dr Mrs Alberta Bondzi-Simpson
Publisher: Digibooks
Reviewer: Dr Mrs Adwoa Sikayena Amankwah
Kwadwo Poku
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The discovery of oil in commercial quantities was welcomed with joy and hope for a better future in 2007.
Timothy Ngnenbe
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Water is the most critical resource issue of our lifetime and our children’s lifetime. The health of our water is the principal measure of how we live on the land,” Luna Leopold.
By Efia Akese
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Enter a modern kitchen today and you will be blown away by the types of gadgets that have replaced traditional household items.
Leticia Adelaide Appiah
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High and entrenched fertility differential is the foundation on which other inequalities, such as, health, education, wealth and skill build and widen. Fertility differential is when a cohort of people have fewer babies and another have many.
Emmanuel Adu-Gyamerah
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Wenchi TOMACAN, a household name in the Bono Region and beyond, was noted for the processing and packaging of vegetables, particularly tomatoes, garden-eggs and okra, as well as all kinds of fruits.
Magnus Naabe RexDanquah, the Ghanaian
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ISAAC Hayes, the celebrated African - American musician sang a song, written by J. Butler and W. E. Butler: ‘I STAND ACCUSED’ and this is the lyrics –
Dr John Boakye
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Human nature is selfish and competitive. We fight for what we want, when and how we want it.
Mirror Lawyer
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Dear Mirror Lawyer, I am a tourist from the diaspora who is passionate about street photography. I like to capture candid, unaware photographs of my subjects and I intend to take beautiful shots in Ghana this summer vacation. I would like to know whether I would be flouting any Ghanaian laws if I did so.
Wahib Weissman
Mirror Lawyer
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Dear Mirror Lawyer, I am a tourist from the diaspora who is passionate about street photography. I like to capture candid, unaware photographs of my subjects and I intend to take beautiful shots in Ghana this summer vacation. I would like to know whether I would be flouting any Ghanaian laws if I did so.
Wahib Weissman
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