Benjamin Aidoo

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Benjamin Aidoo is a writer with 3news.com.

567 articles published

Benjamin Aidoo is a writer with 3news.com.

567 articles published

Articles by Benjamin Aidoo

Ashanti Region: DCE for Bosomtwe District laments deplorable roads leading to communities near Lake Bosomtwe

Ashanti Region: DCE for Bosomtwe District laments deplorable roads leading to communities near Lake Bosomtwe

Boost for Shea Sector as TCDA CEO collaborates with Dagbon Traditional Council

Boost for Shea Sector as TCDA CEO collaborates with Dagbon Traditional Council

Kokofu calls for a change of NPP leadership

Kokofu calls for a change of NPP leadership

Ashanti: Atwima Nwabiagya South Municipal Assembly dredges river Asuoyeboah at Atwima Manhyia-DKC

Ashanti: Atwima Nwabiagya South Municipal Assembly dredges river Asuoyeboah at Atwima Manhyia-DKC

‘Our recent setbacks are undeniable, but in every trial lies a turning point’ – Napo cheers NPP up

‘Our recent setbacks are undeniable, but in every trial lies a turning point’ – Napo cheers NPP up

Ashanti Region: Police arrest 8 illegal miners at Pakyi No.1

Ashanti Region: Police arrest 8 illegal miners at Pakyi No.1

My First Day at School: Oforikrom MCE supports pupils with books

My First Day at School: Oforikrom MCE supports pupils with books

KATH CEO outlines plans to address challenges facing the hospital

KATH CEO outlines plans to address challenges facing the hospital

Kumasi traders lament over market complex locked up by KMA without prior notice

Kumasi traders lament over market complex locked up by KMA without prior notice

A/R: Driver’s mate battling for his life after explosion

A/R: Driver’s mate battling for his life after explosion

Unemployment rate for youth stands at 5.4% – Minister for Youth Development

Unemployment rate for youth stands at 5.4% – Minister for Youth Development

Akoma FM celebrates 6 years of Excellence in Broadcasting with thanksgiving service

Akoma FM celebrates 6 years of Excellence in Broadcasting with thanksgiving service