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Enimil Ashon: A Ghanaian would've taken NDC/NPP flag to space | GhanaFront
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Abubakar Ibrahim • 17 Apr • 806 words · 5 min read
A Ghanaian astronaut took the nation's flag to space, but would a Ghanaian have done the same amidst political division?
A Ghanaian news editor reflects on Christina Hammock Kroch's display of the Ghana flag in space during NASA's Artemis II lunar mission. The editor questions whether Ghanaians appreciate national symbols as much, given the political polarization in the country - and what that says about national pride.
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