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Mahama Discusses Ghana's Economy and Reparatory Justice
Former President John Mahama has stated that Ghana's economy still requires major reforms despite progress with the IMF, rejecting celebratory parties after the IMF exit. He also joined French President Macron in pushing for a new chapter on reparatory justice.
23 May, 20:24 — 24 May, 04:16
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Ghana ready to engage with France on reparatory justice - Foreign Ministry - Graphic Online
Ghana ready to engage with France on reparatory justice - Foreign Ministry Graphic Online
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TUC welcomes ICJ ruling affirming workers’ right to strike
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) Ghana has welcomed the landmark advisory opinion delivered by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) affirming that workers’ right to strike is protected under international labour conventions.
By David Apinga
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