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• Ghana-Egypt: Matter of capital G and small g?Defending champions Egypt has won the 27th edition of the Africa Cup of Nations dubbed Angola 2010. …
• Ghana: Pub makes soccer even more enjoyableMost people in Accra choose to watch the final match between Ghana and Egypt in a drinking bar or pu…
• Going for HIV-test is hard-say Ghanaian youthsAccording to a local health official who spoke to this reporter on condition of anonymity, the HIV/A…
• Ghana: Burning bush to cash just ratsOne of the signs of the Harmattan is dryness. Dry lips, dry grasses, dried up wells, streams and riv…
• Ghana: Football goes more and more femaleFootball has nowadays not become a game enjoyed by men alone but also women as well in Ghana. A rese…
• Ghana: The protective power of flowersMostly when am walking on the streets of Accra, i see houses with so many flowers. when I was growin…
• Kibwezi: Uses and dangers of water poolsMany inhabitants in Kibwezi, eastern Kenya, are happy and relieved to have water near them thanks to…
• Kenya: Online support for creative talentsAfrican colours is an art organisation which has come in handy to African artists who do contemporar…
• Ghana: Arts speak louder than wordsAbstract paintings that are characterized by distorted images, geometric shapes, lines and cool colo…
• Ghanaians offer more support to HaitiFriends of Haiti Ghana in partnership with Joy FM and the International Red Cross on Saturday Januar…
• Ex-Kibera residents want education nearerThe slum upgrading project in Nairobi, Kenya, has come with a lot of good things to the new flats oc…