Alhaji Irbard Ibrahim
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When the Zongo Development Fund was established by President Akufo-Addo, it's main focus was to bridge the development gap between Zongos and other deprived communities, and the rest of the country.
Albert K. Salia
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One person who stands out in the service to the deprived in the country is Irish-Ghanaian Catholic missionary, Very Rev. Fr Andrew Campbell (AC), a member of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD).
Vincent Amenuveve
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The Dia Dance (war dance) of the Gurune speaking people in the Upper East Region signifies their rich cultural heritage and unifies them.
Dr Adoma Dwomo-Fokuo Odame
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I walked in the market that Saturday afternoon ignoring the calls of my regular traders who supply me plantain. I just didn’t feel like buying from any of them. I wanted someone else to be the recipient of my fresh GH¢50 notes.
Lawrence Darmani
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I was surprised to see my friend in Accra, a friend I hadn’t seen for some 12 years. The last time I saw him, we were co-tenants in a Tamale compound house.
Vincent Amenuveve
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The Pikworo Slave Camp is one of the many significant and interesting tourist attractions in the Upper East Region that have over the years received many foreign tourists, particularly Blacks from the Diaspora.
Prosper Andre Batinge
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On October 14, 2021, the World Justice Project (WJP) unveiled its 2021 Rule of Law Index. Rule of Law practitioners and researchers around the world followed the launch virtually with renewed enthusiasm.
Emmanuel Modey
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Once again, the rains that usher in the cropping season have abated, bringing in sunshine with its glory to the Upper West Region.
Zadok Kwame Gyesi
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It sounds almost annoyingly cliched, but the African continent is blessed with abundant natural resources including oil and gas.
Philip Afeti Korto
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A responsive, resilient and innovative health system of a country calls for well trained and committed professionals at the helm of affairs.
Edmund Smith-Asante & Mohammed Fugu
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He use of agrochemicals in controlling pests and weeds to enhance crop production has gradually become a new normal in agricultural production in the country.
Bishop Fred Apenteng
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I told them I was there to learn about the weeks of silence, because I knew in many communities where this was practiced, it sometimes set church folks against traditional authorities, when they had to lay down their musical instruments for a moment of silence.
Dr Samuel Duh
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Why is Parliament wasting time on a bill that affects a small percentage of the population? How many people are known to practise homosexuality in this country?
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.
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