Archbishop of Canterbury’s £100m Fund: A Step Towards Healing Historical Wrongs
Archbishop Mullally reaffirms £100m fund for communities affected by slavery during Ghana visit.
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Church of England’s £100 Million Reparations: A Step Towards Healing?
The Church of England's £100 million reparations fund aims to address its historical ties to slavery.
Ghana’s Community Service Bill: A Shift in Justice Approach
Ghana's new bill aims to reduce prison overcrowding through community service for minor offenses.
The Revival of Ghana’s Hand-Painted Film Posters as Art
Ghana's hand-painted film posters are becoming prized collectibles, blending art and culture.
Ghana’s Slavery Apology: The Call for Meaningful Action
Many descendants of enslaved Africans say apologies alone cannot repair generations of loss.
Ghana’s New Anti-Corruption Plan: Challenges Ahead
Ghana's new anti-corruption plan faces significant challenges in enforcement and public trust.
Diplomatic Tensions Rise Between South Africa and Ghana Over Migrant’s Death
Tensions escalate between South Africa and Ghana over a migrant's death amid rising anti-immigrant sentiment.
Cocoa Price Crash Hits West African Farmers Hard
West African cocoa farmers are facing financial ruin due to a dramatic price crash.
Cocoa Price Crash: A Crisis for West African Farmers
Cocoa farmers in West Africa face dire consequences from a dramatic price crash.
Legal Challenge Against Ghana’s Deportation Deal Highlights Human Rights Concerns
Rights lawyers are suing Ghana over its deportation deal with the U.S., raising serious human rights concerns.
Severe Flooding in Ghana and Ivory Coast: A Climate Crisis Unfolds
Severe flooding in Ghana and Ivory Coast highlights urgent climate crisis challenges.
Ghana Faces Legal Action Over US Deportation Practices
Ghana is being challenged legally over its role in US deportations to unsafe countries.