We have started to collect the most important news related to Ghana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Ghana rivals pull out all the stops for presidential run-off
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Ghana's presidential election must be decided in a second-round vote, the electoral commission announces.
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Ghana's electoral commission is due to announce poll results in what looks like a tight race for the presidency.
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The candidate of Ghana's ruling party is narrowly ahead in the ongoing count from Sunday's presidential election.
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The two main presidential candidates in Ghana's elections are running neck-and-neck as votes are counted.
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Presidential and parliamentary elections in Ghana have attracted a huge turnout, officials say, in a key poll for Africa.
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Campaigning ends after massive rallies in Ghana, prior to Sunday's elections.
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An overturned fuel tanker in the Ghanaian town of Techiman explodes, killing at least 22 people.
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Ghana has inaugurates a presidential palace costing tens of million of dollars in the capital, Accra.
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An Israeli businessman kidnapped in Ghana escapes unharmed after almost a week in captivity.
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Ghana's election campaign could be tarnished by money from drug trafficking, an official says.
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