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Over 103,000 self-employed Ghanaians join SSNIT’s SEED program
More than 103,292 self-employed individuals have joined the Social Security and National Insurance Scheme (SSNIT) through the newly launched Self-Employed Enrolment Drive (SEED), aimed...
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3 Ghanaian sisters agree to marry one man
Ghanaian triplets, aged 26, have expressed their collective desire to marry the same man. The sisters, made their intentions known in a viral video.According to...
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Why do you like condemning Ghanaian workers? – TUC quizzes Prof Adei
The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has rebuked prominent economist, Prof Stephen Adei for his assertion that Togolese workers exhibit higher productivity levels than their...
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Australian-Ghanaian Sisters denied enrollment due to braided hair
A complaint has been made to Australia's Human Rights Commission by the mother of two Black girls who were "unenrolled" from their school after...
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