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Ghana s masked third candidate tests two party politics

ACCRA Eleven months ahead of Ghana’s presidential election, a new political force is emerging to challenge the long-standing two-party status quo.With deft social media messaging, posters of his masked face and an appeal to younger voters, businessman Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as Cheddar, says his New Force movement will become a third political power.Few analysts

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Ghana s masked third candidate tests two party politics

Ghana s masked third candidate tests two party politics
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MMSD, ALGON Move To Revamp Mining Industry - The News Chronicle

MMSD, ALGON Move To Revamp Mining Industry - The News Chronicle
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Mining royalties increase Nigeria s revenue | Premium Times Nigeria

4 min read In a recession year when the nation’s economic activities came to a virtual halt on account of the global pandemic, the Nigerian solid minerals sector, defying all odds, is recording booming numbers, funneling N7.69 billion in royalties into federal coffers, the highest in a three-year period, according to a 2018-2020 review by The core year of the COVID pandemic, 2020, posted about half of this amount, declared a gladdened Frank Odoom, Director of the Mines Inspectorate of the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development in Abuja who walked PREMIUM TIMES through the current data which he credited to a new strategy in the ministry to pursue an aggressive revenue profile in the wake of lean oil earning into the federal purse.

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