We have started to collect the most important news related to Ghana in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Claudia Hammond reports from Ghana on efforts being made to transform cancer care before it is too late.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says he will hold Zimbabwe talks with African leaders at a summit in Ghana.
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Liberian women refugees halt a five-week sit-in protest against their repatriation from a refugee camp in Ghana.
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A Ghanaian woman who was removed from a UK hospital and flown home after her visa expired has died.
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Ghana is to deport Liberian women refugees arrested for holding naked protests, a minister alleges.
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Stephen Evans meets the business people who trained in the UK before returning home to run their own companies.
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Defending champions Egypt win a record sixth Africa Cup of Nations title by beating Cameroon 1-0.
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Egypt take delight in their 4-1 win over Ivory Coast at the semi-final stage of the Nations Cup in Ghana.
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Cameroon reach their sixth Africa Cup of Nations final by dismissing hosts Ghana in a game where few clear-cut chances were created.
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Four-time champions Cameroon will face hosts Ghana after an extra-time finish from Stephane Mbia knocks out Tunisia.
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Nigeria save themselves from elimination with a crucial 2-0 win over Benin to set up a enticing tie with Ghana.
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