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• Accra Mail, The. (Online) -- Accra, Ghana: Accra Mail Online, 1998--
  A daily online newspaper from Ghana with brief reports under a variety of news topics; no back issues available.
  
  
• 26th MTN African Cup of Nations, Ghana 2008, January 20-February 10, 2008 via CAF Online (Cairo, Egypt)
  -- See also: GhanaHomePage News on Ghana CAN 2008
  
  
• All Africa.Com's Recent News Summaries on Ghana (AllAfrica Global Media, Washington, DC)
  News summaries in English based on reports from Ghanaian and other West African newspapers, the United Nations, and other sources. Warning: news articles older than 30 days are accessible only via subscription.
  
  
• Elections 2004 and 2000 in Ghana
  • Ghana HomePage on the Presidential and Parliamentary Elections 2004 (Francis Kojo Awuku Akoto, Finland; Rob Bellaart, GhanaWeb.Com, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  • "Profile: Ghana's 'gentle giant'" (Dec. 10, 2004) and links to "Ghana election diary" and related stories (British Broadcasting Corporation, UK)
  • BBC News on "Rawlings: The legacy" (December 2000) (British Broadcasting Corporation, UK)
  
  
• GhanaHomePage's Current News and News Archive (Francis Kojo Awuku Akoto, Finland; Rob Bellaart, GhanaWeb.Com, Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
  
  
• Ghanaian chronicle, The. (Online) -- Accra: The Chronicle, 1996-.
  Current electronic issue of the daily newspaper from Ghana and selected articles from the current week. There is an archive of back issues since 2002----see instructions.
  
  
• Ghana Review International (Online) -- U.K.: Ghana Review Ltd., 1996-.
  A news service on Ghanaian affairs, with an archive of news from the past three weeks, special reports on Parliament and other aspects of Ghanaian politics; plus, international news.
  
  
• Ghana Sports News (F. K. Akoto, Ghanaweb.Com)
  
  
• Graphic Ghana. (Online) -- Accra, Ghana: Graphic Communications Group Ltd., 2006-
  The electronic version of the Daily Graphic newspaper, with selections from weekly features and a small archive.
  
  
• VibeFM.Com (Accra, Ghana)
  The web site for a contemporary music and news radio station.
  
  
• Joy Online (JoyFM.Com, Accra, Ghana)
  The 24-hour online news and cultural broadcast service from Ghana. RealPlayer is required to hear live broadcast.
  
  

Ghana and The Internet

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• AITEC--Advancing ICT Knowledge in Africa: World Summit on Information Society (WSIS) African Regional Conference, 2-4 February 2005, Accra, Ghana
  
  
• AITI-KACE: Advanced Information Technology Institute--Kofi Annan Centre of Excellence in ICT (Accra, Ghana)
  "Our dynamic team works to stimulate the growth of the ICT Sector in ECOWAS. Established in 2003, through a partnership between the Government of Ghana and the Government of India, this state-of the-art facility provides an ideal environment for innovation, teaching and learning as well as practical research on the application of ICT4D in Africa."
  
  
• GINKS -- Ghana Information Network for Knowledge Sharing (Accra, Ghana?)
  • A website with ICT news and discussion fora. "GINKS was born [in 2003] out of a collaboration between the International Institute for Communication (IICD) and its local partners in Ghana, with the aim of streamlining all the disjointed ICT projects, initiatives and programs in Ghana, in a way that provides solutions to challenges and problems."
  
  
• Internet Ghana Home Page (Accra, Ghana)
  General information about Internet services; plus links to news headlines.
  
  
• IT Africa -- Directory of Businesses, Events, and Projects in Ghana (via AITEC--Advancing IT Knowledge in Africa, Accra, Ghana)
  
  
• National Information and Communications Infrastructure for Sustainable Development in Africa: Ghana, 1999 (United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
  General background, Internet connectivity data, and project information.
  
  
• Network Computer Systems (Accra, Ghana)
  This site offers information on internet services and useful links to Ghana-related web sites.
  
  
• Telephone and Communications in Ghana (Francis Kojo Awuku Akoto, Finland; Rob Bellaart, GhanaWeb.Com)
  This web page offers very brief statistics and related links. See also, the Ghana Home Page