Latest news in Ghana about Islam and the Ghanaian Muslim community.

Moroccan ambassador visits Chief Imam

Accra- Mohammed Farahat, the Moroccan Ambassador to Ghana, has paid a courtesy call on the National Chief Imam of Ghana, Sheikh Usmanu Nuhu Sharubutu at his residence. The purpose of

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Islamic Medical Association launched

Accra – An association that seeks to coordinate activities of Muslim health professionals in the country has been launched in Accra. The Islamic Medical Association of Ghana (IMAG) intends to

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Face your fears- Dr Awal urges Zango youth

Accra- Dr Ibrahim Mohammed Awal, the Minister for Business Development has urged the youth in Zango communities to overcome their fears of failure by venturing into entrepreneurship. “Face your fears

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Ecobank Apologises to Muslim Lady Over “Bomb” Remarks

Accra – Ecobank Ghana Limited has rendered an apology to a Muslim lady who was victimised over her hijab at the bank’s Head Office in Accra yesterday. The statement which

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Initiative to Improve lives of Zongo youth launched

Accra – Initiative for Youth Development (IYD), a non-profit organisation committed to improving the lives of young people in the Zango communities has launched the “2018 Year of the Zango

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Hajj Watch calls for the dismissal of two Hajj Board members

Accra- Hajj Watch (HW), a civil society group has called for the removal of Abdul Rahman Alhassan Gomda, Head of Communications and Abdul Malik Adams Gariba, Secretary of the Ghana

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Nima Association presents dialysis machines to 14 clinics

Accra – The Nima Association of New York (NANNY) has donated 14 dialysis machines to 14 community clinics in Accra. The beneficiary clinics include the Nima Clinic, Mamobi Clinic, Yaro

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Alhaji Bature Laid to Rest

Accra – Alhaji Bature Iddrisu, a veteran journalist and the Chief Editor of the Al-Hajj newspaper was laid to rest at around 15 hours at the Madina Cemetery in Accra

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Build credibility through good character – Muslims advised

Accra- Sheikh Fazlu Rahman, a United Kingdom (UK)-based Muslim cleric has admonished Muslims to build credibility by developing good characters. “What you do is more important than what you say.

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