We have started to collect the most important news related to Ghana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
John Atta Mills is sworn in as Ghana's new president amid celebrations in the capital, Accra, after his narrow election victory.
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon hails the election in Ghana as a democratic achievement and example to others.
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Narrow win for Ghana opposition in presidential run-off
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Opposition candidate John Atta Mills narrowly wins Ghana's presidential run-off and vows to be a unifying leader.
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Opposition candidate John Atta Mills wins a tight presidential run-off in Ghana, electoral officials say.
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Final results from Ghana's tense presidential run-off are due as preliminary figures point to a win for the opposition.
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Ghanaian President John Kufuor urges both candidates in the election to choose his successor to respect the result.
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Voting is under way in the last district to cast ballots in Ghana's cliff-hanger presidential election, despite a ruling party boycott.
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Opposition candidate John Atta Mills heads for the Ghana constituency which will decide the tight presidential run-off.
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Ghana's electoral commission delays the final result of Sunday's cliff-hanger presidential run-off until Friday.
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Tensions are high in Ghana as the opposition candidate claims victory ahead of official results.
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