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Ghana’s embassy in Washington, D.C., has been temporarily closed following the discovery of widespread fraud involving embassy staff. The shocking revelation was disclosed by Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa on Saturday, after an audit…
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The Public Relations Department at the University of Media, Arts, and Communication (UniMAC-IJ) has embarked on a new era of leadership with the appointment of Dr. Ike Tandoh as its new Head of Department (HOD). He succeeds Dr. Albert…
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After about six months of absence, CEO of Kofi TV, Kofi Adoma has appeared on social media. In the video, the journalist thanked his wife, family, friends and sympathizers who supported him in various ways during his difficult times. The…
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According to Ghana Heath Service, the country has now recorded a total of 8 confirmed cases of mpox (formerly monkeypox). The development has prompted renewed public health concerns about potential local transmission. The Ghana Health…
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Juliet Ibrahim, an award-winning actress and film producer from Ghana, has revealed that she has completed her first degree, a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Communications, from Berkeley College in the United States. This…
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After traveling to London, United Kingdom, for medical treatment, Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has returned to Ghana in good condition. After a preliminary visit at the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC), she…
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Kofi Kinaata in an interview with Kwaku Manu, have revealed how his father, a religious leader opposed is music career in the past. Coming from a strong traditional Ghanaian home  coupled with a religious father meant his life was going to…
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Three persons have perished in the Adentan Municipality as a result of the floods that occurred on Sunday. This was disclosed by the Municipal Chief Executive, Ella Esinam Nongo. At Lakeside Estate, floods covered many houses with lots…
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The Ghana Health Service has revealed that there has been two more additional cases of Mpox, thus sending the total number of invested persons to four. Earlier in the week, the Health Service reported two cases of the disease all in…
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Vincent Simmons, a Black man from Louisiana, was wrongfully convicted in 1977 and spent 44 years in prison for a crime he did not commit before finally being exonerated. Here’s a breakdown of his case Vincent was Convicted in 1977 and was…
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