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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.
Biometric Passports To Be Official In 2010
Ghana, in compliance with the standards of the International Civil Aviation Authority (ICA) will introduce the use of readable passports with biometric data by April 2010.
Foreign Affairs Ministry Moves To Golden Jubilee
The government says it has with immediate effect, moved the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Regional Integration, albeit temporarily, to the Administration and General Services Wings of the Golden Jubilee House.
Ministry fire was not arson
A Director at the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Mr Morgan A. Brown has given a vivid account of circumstances leading to the burning of the entire building of the ministry.
President Mills orders probe Ministry fire.
President John Evans Atta Mills has ordered thorough investigations into the outbreak of fire at the Foreign Affairs Ministry in Accra on Wednesday.
Foreign Affairs Ministry building destroyed by fire
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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.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.Ghana Black Stars Get Heroes Welcome Home
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