Senior Vice President of IMANI Africa, Kofi Bentil, strongly criticized proposals requiring Ghanaians to use national identification cards to access…
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Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Faces Scrutiny Over Potential for Oppression
Ghana's anti-LGBTQ+ bill faces renewed scrutiny as experts warn its revised form still threatens oppression despite parliamentary reconsideration.
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Ghana Considers Porn ID Verification, Sparks Debate on Privacy and Morality
Ghana debates mandatory porn ID verification, raising significant privacy concerns and sparking a national discussion on digital morality.
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Ghanaian Think Tank Demands South African Firms Fund Citizen Evacuations Amid Afrophobic Attacks
A Ghanaian think tank urges South African firms operating in Ghana to fund citizen evacuations from afrophobic attacks, citing corporate…
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Political Tolerance Crucial for Ghana’s Economic Growth, Says IMANI VP
IMANI VP Kofi Bentil warns that political intolerance and targeting businesses linked to politicians could undermine Ghana's economic growth.
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Ghana’s Mining Contracts Under Scrutiny: Call for Renegotiation to Secure Better National Interest
Ghana's mining contracts face scrutiny as experts advocate renegotiation to leverage stronger national bargaining power for better terms.
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Ghana’s IMF Program Completion: Stability Achieved, But Structural Reforms Lag, Experts Warn
Ghana completed its IMF program, achieving stability, but experts warn crucial structural reforms are lagging, risking future economic crises.
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Ghana completes its IMF program, achieving stability, but experts warn crucial structural reforms for lasting economic resilience are still lagging.
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Government Defends Power Crisis Management Amidst Criticism
Ghana's government defends its handling of the recent power crisis, citing clear leadership and timely communication amidst widespread outages.
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Ghana’s Power Crisis: Lawyer Slams ‘Insincere’ Communication, Cites Political Interference
A lawyer slams Ghana's power crisis communication as insincere, blaming political interference and unreliable messaging for persistent outages.
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