We have started to collect the most important news related to Ghana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Patients in a mental health institution in the Ghanaian capital, Accra, are left without clothes, the BBC's Focus on Africa TV programme discovers.
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An Argentine naval ship is seized in Ghana at the request of investors who lost out when Argentina defaulted on its loans in 2001.
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Ivory Coast is to reopen its air space with neighbouring Ghana after closing its borders last week following a deadly attack.
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Ivory Coast closes its land, sea and air border with Ghana after several people are killed in an attack on an army checkpoint.
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Ghanaian writer on why she never tackled the witch camps
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Ghana's ruling party chooses John Mahama, who took over as president last month after the death of his predecessor, as their candidate for December's polls.
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Ghana mourns as state funeral held for President John Atta Mills
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Ghana holds the funeral of President John Atta Mills, who died in July, with African heads of state and Hillary Clinton among the mourners.
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Ghana's new President John Dramani Mahama pledges to promote unity and stability following the death of his predecessor John Atta Mills on Tuesday.
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Ghanaian President John Atta Mills dies in hospital in Accra, and is replaced by the former vice-president, John Dramani Mahama.
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Azonto, a new dance craze on the Ghanaian music scene, is making waves across West Africa and beyond.
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A cargo plane crash-lands and hits a bus near the international airport in Ghana's capital Accra, officials say, with at least 10 people reported killed.
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The school where Ghana's women learn to fly
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A Ghanaian minister blames private universities for high levels of unemployment by flooding the job market with sub-standard graduates.
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Ghana is the first country in Africa to protect children against two of the deadliest infant diseases with simultaneous vaccinations.
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Tributes are being paid in Kenya to one of Africa's leading cartoonists, Ghanaian-born Frank Odoi, who has died in a traffic accident.
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