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Ghana Going Green

Ghana would in January 2010, begin an ambitious nationwide aforestation project that also seeks to bridge the unemployment gap confronting the country.
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Ghana seeks finance to address climate change

The conference on climate change which is to be held in Copenhagen in Denmark is two months away, but Ghana has already started pushing
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Developing countries will suffer most with climate change

A study by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), indicates that climate change would hit developing countries the hardest, leading to massive decline

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The Hands of Death Stops Ghana and Africa’s World Cup Hopes

The rules are the rules. Luis Suárez, a striker, did not have to
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Ghana is keeping the Africa in Africa’s World Cup

There were two teams in this compelling contest at Rustenburg. As difficult as
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Foreign Ministry Is In Charge of Biometric Passports

The Passport Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration is to take full control of the issuance of biometric passports to Ghanaians.
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Day One Of Road Tolls Brings Protests

There were initial protests by some drivers, particularly commercial drivers, when the new road and bridge tolls went into force Monday.
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Ghana Black Stars Get Heroes Welcome Home

The Black Stars of Ghana returned home to a tumultuous welcome Monday evening from Angola where they won silver at the 27th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Ghana’s GDP Underestimated For Years

Ghana may revise up the size of its economy by 50 percent, after underestimating growth for years, Standard Bank Plc said yesterday.
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