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National Mourning Begins in Ghana After Deadly Blaze
Flags flew at half mast in Ghana today as three days of mourning began to honour more than 150 killed in a petrol station fire during heavy flooding in the capital, Accra.
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FIFA World Cup 2014, Highlights: Germany Beat USA as Both Teams Advance to Final 16
Germany defeated Unites Stated 1-0 to top Group G. The Americans though hardly mourned their loss as Portugal's 2-1 win against Ghana - although in vain for the European giants - helped Jurgen Klinnsman's side advance to final 16 of FIFA World Cup.
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Ghana football mourns death of African stars
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has paid tributes to two celebrated African footballers, Nigeria's Rashidi Yekini and Jules Bocande of Senegal, who passed away Friday and Monday, respectively.
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Obama, US mourn painful extra-time loss to Ghana
US President Barack Obama was on the edge of his seat as he tried to catch the final minutes of extra time in Saturday's World Cup match against Ghana, in between meetings with world leaders at a summit in Toronto."How much time is left?" White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel asked as he walked into the room at Obama's hotel in Toronto. "Five min...
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National Mourning Begins in Ghana After Deadly Blaze
Flags flew at half mast in Ghana today as three days of mourning began to honour more than 150 killed in a petrol station fire during heavy flooding in the capital, Accra.
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FIFA World Cup 2014, Highlights: Germany Beat USA as Both Teams Advance to Final 16
Germany defeated Unites Stated 1-0 to top Group G. The Americans though hardly mourned their loss as Portugal's 2-1 win against Ghana - although in vain for the European giants - helped Jurgen Klinnsman's side advance to final 16 of FIFA World Cup.
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Ghana football mourns death of African stars
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has paid tributes to two celebrated African footballers, Nigeria's Rashidi Yekini and Jules Bocande of Senegal, who passed away Friday and Monday, respectively.
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Obama, US mourn painful extra-time loss to Ghana
US President Barack Obama was on the edge of his seat as he tried to catch the final minutes of extra time in Saturday's World Cup match against Ghana, in between meetings with world leaders at a summit in Toronto."How much time is left?" White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel asked as he walked into the room at Obama's hotel in Toronto. "Five min...
