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David Apinga••589 words · 3 min read Former President Mahama expresses surprise at the US's stance on a UN slavery resolution, sparking questions about historical responsibility.
Former President John Dramani Mahama has voiced his disappointment regarding the United States' vote against a UN resolution on transatlantic
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