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The Kenyan capital may not be the most secure place to travel, but tourists are returning once more to see the sights.
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Last Modified: 15 Jun 2013 18:18 GMT
Ghana arrests Chinese over 'illegal mining'
Police detain 161 Chinese citizens, with Ghana's immigration service announcing they will all be deported back home.
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The rap group Public Enemy is as relevant today in Obama's America as it was under Reagan's.
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Last Modified: 06 May 2013 14:48 GMT
Workers killed in Ghana gold mine collapse
At least 16 bodies recovered from site of accident near the town of Kyekyewere, north of capital Accra.
Africa
Last Modified: 16 Apr 2013 12:33 GMT
Substandard drugs blamed for TB crisis
Survey finds antibiotics that do not work - a contributing factor to resistance - in full circulation in many countries.
Africa
Last Modified: 05 Feb 2013 15:12 GMT
Adebayor: Togo or not Togo?
Emmanuel Adebayor has reportedly been persuaded to compete for Togo at the Africa Cup of Nations after bonus dispute.
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Victor says Ghana vote win should be honoured
Incumbent John Mahama calls for acceptance of his victory in Friday's presidential poll but opposition say vote rigged.
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Ghanians prepare to go to polls
After run of peaceful elections, citizens say they have a high degree of faith in the polling process.
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Countdown begins to Africa Cup
Title favourites Ivory Coast lead the charge as Africa Cup of Nations hopefuls test their mettle in friendlies.
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Last Modified: 12 Nov 2012 14:37 GMT
Store building collapses in Ghana
At least one person killed and dozens trapped when a building collapses in the capital, Accra.
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