From Alberto Mario Noretti, HO
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Gloria Apprey and Ellen Yeboah Kumi
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It is a few days to Christmas but most tailors and hairdressers are not getting business as it was in the past.
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The climax of the much-anticipated Women’s Choice Awards was a night of honour and celebration of the achievement of elegant and industrious women in the country.
Anny Osabutey
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In a parade group at Nkyinkyim Museum in Nuhalenya, Ada, an open space full of cultural troupes, drummers, spoken word artists, food and clothing vendors, and body painting artists, a female dancer, enveloped by the melting sunset, leaps into the skies in response to the beat from the drummers.
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Michelle Obama, the former US first lady has been the cause of the discourse around marriages in the last one month or so. Social media is awash with the videos she is doing to promote her new book and the think pieces that keep stirring internet wars particularly on twitter cannot stop coming.
Efia Akese
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A marriage counsellor and relationship expert, Dr John Boakye, has advised families of would-be brides to reduce the bride price and list of items requested from grooms during marriages.
From Alberto Mario Noretti, HO
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THE young woman who got pregnant in police custody in Keta in the Volta Region earlier this year while awaiting trial for murder, Godsway Ablorde, made a brief appearance before a Ho High Court last Thursday (December 1) holding her newborn baby.
Alberto Mario Noretti
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The Queens of the Asogli State, in collaboration with the Commission of Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) held a session for traders at the Ho Central Market on the Intestate Succession Law a fortnight ago.
Efia Akese
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COVID-19 landed a huge blow on many businesses, and the arts and entertainment industry was not spared. The lockdown and its effects on public gathering had a toll on arts and entertainment events, but according to Playwright Kobina Ansah, it was a time of deep reflection for creatives.
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Ghanaian author, Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah has joined global music phenomenon Billie Eilish and actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas on the BBC’s 100 Women list of 2022.
Dinah Serwaa Amankwah
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In the last 14 years, I have posed the same question to my language and communication skills students: Do you listen to news? The answer has been a consistent “no”, which response compels me to inquire:
Blessing Aglago
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Christmas brings a lot of memories and togetherness among families, friends and colleagues.
Dr Frank Owusu-Sekyere
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Thursday, November 17, 2022, was celebrated as World Prematurity Day, a day set aside each year to celebrate the over 15 million gallant babies born prematurely.
Dr John Boakye
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The history of divorce -legal separation of marriage- dates back to antiquity. From ancient Mesopotamia to the Roman Empire, divorce existed but on a small scale.
Kouame Koulibaly
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It was the 4th annual celebration of a variety of achievers of African descent at the African Ancestral Wall at New Ningo in the Greater Accra Region, on November 19, 2022, when a piece of vibrant percussion music filled the air as icons of black achievement were acknowledged.
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Meet Chinny Obinwanne, the Doctor behind the first breast milk bank in Nigeria.
Doreen Hammond
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Women Icons, a series of regional exhibitions of women-owned businesses, was launched in Accra last Thursday on the theme: Recognising Iconic Women for economic Development.
Jackie Alexis Philips
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My time at the Law faculty was very eventful...to cut it short...I got married, had my first 3 babies within the 3 year Law programme, (please don't look at me like thatߙ蠡nd yes I was super stressful)...
Efia Akese
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Throughout October, a number of breast cancer survivors joined the month-long awareness campaigns and shared their stories on different platforms.
Efia Akese
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The President of the Vegetarian Association of Ghana, Mr Kolawole Braimah, says it is time for Ghanaians to cut down on meat and other dairy products, especially in these times when food prices keep increasing.
Douglas Anane-Frimpong
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