We have started to collect the most important news related to Ghana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
African leaders end their summit in Ghana without reaching agreement on setting up a pan-African government.
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African Union leaders are to discuss the idea of a pan-African government, on the second day of their summit.
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The African Union summit opens in Ghana, focusing this year on the idea of a pan-African government.
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Ghana's president welcomes the discovery of a major oil deposit, saying Ghana will become an "African tiger".
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UK firm Tullow Oil announces the discovery of 600 million barrels of oil offshore from Ghana.
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Manager Jose Mourinho and Michael Essien are to head a Chelsea delegation on a visit to Ghana next week.
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Ghana celebrates 50 years of independence, a move that sparked similar changes across Africa.
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Ghana's main opposition party boycotts parliament after a minister under ex-President Rawlings is jailed for fraud.
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The funeral of the king of Ghana's Ga people draws tens of thousands to the capital, Accra.
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Ex-UN boss Kofi Annan returns to his native Ghana to a big welcome as people urge him to enter politics.
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Ghana's ex-President Jerry Rawlings dismisses claims he is planning to overthrow the government.
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