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Ernest Arhinful••744 words · 4 min read President Mahama's recent comments on religious freedom come after a series of concerning incidents that have tested the nation's long-standing peace.
President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned Ghanaians not to take religious freedom for granted, urging religious leaders to exercise restraint in
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