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Victor B. Lawrence, the Ghanaian who made the internet faster in the U.S

Victor B. Lawrence was born in 1945 in Ghana and a graduate of Achimota College. Lawrence attended the Imperial College of Science and Technology...
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Today in History, Exactly 27 years ago, the 1992 Constitution of Ghana came into Effect

Constitution Day is a statutory public holiday in Ghana, observed on the 7th of January. This day marks the adoption of the 4th republican constitutional...
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Meet the 14-year-old boy who is revolutionizing education in Ghana

Normally in the festive season in Ghana, what you see most teenagers do is work on their own toy guns but this is not...
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Meet Kwame Sampson Oppong, the first native preacher of the Gold Coast who read the Bible from a mystical stone

The first native preacher of the Gold Coast who read the Bible from a mystical stone Kwame Sampson Oppong, also known as Sèbètutu; meaning (destroyer of...
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Queen Nanny, the Ashanti woman from Ghana who ended up as a hero in Jamaica

Queen Nanny lived during the late 17th centuries, she was born into the Ashanti people in the present-day Ghana and escaped from slavery after...
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Susanna Al-Hassan, the first northern female hero who helped in the struggle for independence.

Susanna Al-Hassan born on 27th November 1927 and died on 17th January 1997, was a Ghanaian author and politician, who in 1961 became Ghana's...
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Black Stars Head Coach Kwesi Appiah has been sacked as the coach of the Ghana national team after the Ghana FA dissolved all technical...

Black Stars Head Coach Kwesi Appiah has been sacked as the coach of the Ghana national team after the Ghana FA dissolved all technical...
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School Kids and their teacher in class, 1912 at Kwahu- Nkwatia

School Kids and their teacher in class, 1912 at Kwahu- Nkwatia
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General Joseph Arthur Ankrah ‘s Letter to the American President.

A Letter from the Military Ruler, Lt. General Joseph Arthur Ankrah to the American President, Lyndon Baines Johnson on March...
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Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah elected as first prime minister of the Gold Coast

Today in History, on 21 March 1952, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah became the first prime minister of the Gold...
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BABA YARA; Greatest Ghanaian Footballer

Baba Yara was born on the 12th of October, 1936 in Kumasi, Ashanti...
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Ghana National Grand Mosque, second Largest in West Africa.

Ghana National Grand Mosque, it is the second largest...
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Ghana confirms new cases of Coronavirus

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed five (5)...
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General Joseph Arthur Ankrah ‘s Letter to the American President.

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A Letter from the Military Ruler, Lt. General Joseph Arthur Ankrah to the American...
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Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah elected as first prime minister of the Gold Coast

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Today in History, on 21 March 1952, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah became the first...
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BABA YARA; Greatest Ghanaian Footballer

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General Joseph Arthur Ankrah ‘s Letter to the American President.

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A Letter from the Military Ruler, Lt. General Joseph Arthur Ankrah to the American...
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Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah elected as first prime minister of the Gold Coast

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Today in History, on 21 March 1952, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah became the first...
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BABA YARA; Greatest Ghanaian Footballer

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