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Daniel Abugre Anyorigya writes: Social Media, Electoral Integrity & Ghana Police Service
“God bless our homeland Ghana and make our nation great and strong. Bold to defend forever the cause of freedom…
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Tema Newtown Beach: The ‘new normal’ destroying livelihoods
Tema Newtown is one of the Ga-speaking indigenous communities in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana, situated close to the…
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Unsung & undervalued: How a plastic waste collector in Ghana risks his life to defend our ecosystem
In a period where many cities and towns around the world are drowning in plastic waste, certain unsung men and…
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#FIFAfrica20: iWatch Africa accounts for its efforts at sanitising the online space of Ghana
iWatch Africa, a not-for-profit organisation, based in Accra on 29th September 2020 presented to the world its efforts at developing…
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#FIFAfrica20: iWatch Africa calls on tech multinationals to do more to protect journalists & rights activists in Africa
Policy Director of iWatch Africa, Gideon Sarpong has called on tech multinationals such as Facebook, Google and Twitter to do…
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Catching Plastics: How fishers in Ghana are battling ocean pollution for survival
The Ocean is considered to be the Earth’s life support with over half of the world’s oxygen being produced by…
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French official in the Panama Papers, lack of vigilance from the French State?
Jean-Louis Chanel is the name of a former France-Ghana business conselour listed in the Panama Papers, among thousands of other…
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