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At @Ga_Spaces, we are building a community of Ga people and those who love us👨👩👦!
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Dear Ga chiefs,
Traditional leadership should be about service, not supremacy. The Ga people deserve visionary leadership, not endless contests of ego and authority.
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The 30th Assembly of the International Mobile Satellite Organization (IMSO) has successfully concluded in London.
Pleased to have represented Ghana in deliberations on maritime satellite communications, GMDSS and maritime safety.
A significant outcome was Ghana’s re-election to the IMSO Advisory Committee, reaffirming our commitment to shaping global maritime safety and communications governance.
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It's Showtime!
Grand Homowo UK Festival will be exceptional.
A fraternal message from Nene Sakite II, Konor of Manya Krobo and President of The Eastern Regional House of Chiefs.
#oobakɛ
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Asked directly whether King Charles should apologise, she said: "That's what the countries have asked for."
Botchwey made the remarks ahead of the King's tour of the Bahamas and Guyana, followed by the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda next month.
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Commonwealth Chief Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey has said a royal apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade would do no harm and that it is time to discuss reparations.
Asked whether King Charles should apologise, she said member countries have requested one.
Commonwealth Chief Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey has said a royal apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade would do no harm and that it is time to discuss reparations.
Asked whether King Charles should apologise, she said member countries have requested one.
Woman of the Year! ❤️
Congratulations to Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku (ESQ) on being called to the Bar!
We celebrate you and wish you a bright and impactful legal career.
Ahekoo Mla lelɔ @Naa_Ashorkor!
Congratulations to Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku (ESQ) on being called to the Bar!
We celebrate you and wish you a bright and impactful legal career.
Ahekoo Mla lelɔ @Naa_Ashorkor!
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H.E Saba Zita Benson, Ghana High Commisioner to UK/Ireland, warmly welcomes you to join her at The Grand Homowo UK Festival 2026.
Visit grandhomowouk.com
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Oobakɛ to Grand Homowo UK Festival 2026.
We are activated!
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#GHUKF2026
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The Permanent Mission of Ghana to the International Maritime Organization was pleased to participate in the reception held at IMO Headquarters in celebration of World Maritime Day 2026.
Pictured with me are the Secretary-General of the IMO, @IMOSecGen and Mrs. Azara Prempeh, Director of Administration at the IMO.
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By the middle of the seventeenth century, the principal Ga states of Nungua (first settlers), Ga Mashie (Accra), Osu, La and “Torman” (Tema) were all already established near the coast.
Teshie was founded at the beginning of the following century.
📷: @SolomonJnr
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Teshie is fast becoming the leading health tourism destination in Ghana.
My Teshie! ❤️
Over the years, Teshie has built a strong reputation in healthcare delivery in Ghana at large.
The town has produced some of the country’s most respected health professionals including former deputy Health Ministers Hon. Gladys Norley Ashitey and Dr. @OkoeBoye .
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