Benjamin Aidoo

STAFF WRITER

Benjamin Aidoo is a writer with 3news.com.

690 articles published

Benjamin Aidoo is a writer with 3news.com.

690 articles published

Articles by Benjamin Aidoo

Aggrieved cocoa farmers raise reg flag over attempts by real estate developer to destroy their cocoa farms

Aggrieved cocoa farmers raise reg flag over attempts by real estate developer to destroy their cocoa farms

GAF recruitment: Six victims of stampede at Baba Yara stadium discharged from Hospital

GAF recruitment: Six victims of stampede at Baba Yara stadium discharged from Hospital

A/R: Two killed , one in critical condition in gang clash at Mpasaaso Number 2

A/R: Two killed , one in critical condition in gang clash at Mpasaaso Number 2

‘2026 budget exposes NPP’s eight years as a period of manufacturing excuses’ – Sinare

‘2026 budget exposes NPP’s eight years as a period of manufacturing excuses’ – Sinare

Asantehene promotes Africa-Caribbean unity in Barbados

Asantehene promotes Africa-Caribbean unity in Barbados

Ghana produces merely 4.6% of poultry needs – Agric Minister

Ghana produces merely 4.6% of poultry needs – Agric Minister

Maize glut: Mahama directs Finance Minister to release GHC200m to buy excess maize

Maize glut: Mahama directs Finance Minister to release GHC200m to buy excess maize

‘Nkoko Nkitinkiti’ is a national movement to restore food sufficiency – Mahama

‘Nkoko Nkitinkiti’ is a national movement to restore food sufficiency – Mahama

Otumfuo to conclude mediation of Bawku conflict by December 1

Otumfuo to conclude mediation of Bawku conflict by December 1

GJA honours Asantehene for outstanding contributions to democracy, peace

GJA honours Asantehene for outstanding contributions to democracy, peace

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II warns government to take galamsey fight seriously

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II warns government to take galamsey fight seriously

GJA has served as a crucial pillar in developing our democratic landscape – President Mahama

GJA has served as a crucial pillar in developing our democratic landscape – President Mahama