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The Bureau of Ghana Languages has urged Parliament to keep English as the sole national language, arguing that choosing one local tongue would marginalise others.
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The Bureau of Ghana Languages has urged Parliament to keep English as the sole national language, arguing that choosing one local tongue would marginalise others.

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Representatives for three plaintiffs have asked the Electoral Commission to refrain from supervising any New Patriotic Party elections in Manhyia North, citing a High Court injunction.

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