Ghana wants $500,000 bus money back

Ghana demands a $500,000 (£350,000) refund after a government ministry spent $1m to paint more than 100 buses with portraits of the country's recent leaders.

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Date for opening of rapid bus service pushed back

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BBC

Ghana welcome back Boye and Mensah

Ghana centre-backs John Boye and Jonathan Mensah are fit again and included in the squad to face Montenegro next week.

 

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VIDEO: Back to Ghana: Jojo Abot

1Xtra presenter Twin B meets Jojo Abot, as part of a project to take Ghanaian artists from the diaspora 'Back to Ghana' to create an original new track.

 

9 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Ghana's diaspora 'needs to give back'

Clement Adu is a Ghanaian IT specialist living in the Netherlands who decided to help his country of birth develop its technology infrastructure.

 

10 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Back to Ghana: Joy FM's DJ Black

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BBC

Libya hit back to draw with Ghana

Libya come from behind to earn a 1-1 draw with Ghana and remain top of CHAN Group C by goal difference.

 

10 years ago

BBC

VIDEO: Back to Ghana: The final song

BBC's Focus on Africa and Radio 1Xtra have brought together some of the Ghanaian artistic diaspora to create a song.

 

11 years ago

BBC

AUDIO: Ghana's Nana Yaa back in the groove

Ghanaian musician Nana Yaa talks to the BBC World Service programme Global Beats about her new album.

 

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