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After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay AfloatAfter Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat
Angela ParkuAngela Parku

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Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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After Parading Lies To Ghanaians For So Long About The State of the Economy, the Government Turns To The IMF In A Bid To Stay Afloat

The people voted to “manage” the affairs of the land have thrown their hands in the air in hope of salvation from someplace; while the IMF has sluggishly stepped into this saviour role

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Why Does The World Stand Mute as North Korea’s Dictatorship Impose Atheism on a People Begging for More of GodWhy Does The World Stand Mute as North Korea’s Dictatorship Impose Atheism on a People Begging for More of God
Angela ParkuAngela Parku

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Why Does The World Stand Mute as North Korea’s Dictatorship Impose Atheism on a People Begging for More of God

People having the opportunity to choose what directions and motivations influence their lives is a basic human right. Yet North Korea consistently does the opposite for its people. At the helm of its latest oppression of Christians, sits a law forcing atheism on every citizen, yet the world looks away.

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NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?
Samuel Edward KorantengSamuel Edward Koranteng

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NOTAMs have long towed the “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it” path, but now that the FAA broke them, will ICAO give it a second look?

The FAA system that is meant to distribute notices to pilots on hazards failed today. Flights were halted and then made to resume after the outage, but should this outdated system be given a second look?

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