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Minority demands Ablakwa’s resignation or dismissal over SA evacuation payments

MyJoyOnline9 outlets
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Minority demands Ablakwa’s resignation or dismissal over SA evacuation payments

The Minority in Parliament has called on Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa to resign over allegations that some Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa received less than the GH¢5,500 support package announced by the government.

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Reported by MyJoyOnline, written by Ernest Arhinful. Nsɛm24 shows a short summary and sends you to the original.

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How 13 newsrooms reported this

How this story developed

2 developments over 5 days, 2 newsrooms in all

  1. Day 1 Tue, 27 Oct South Africa Evacuation Expenditure: NPP Demands Answers as NDC Accuses Minority of Partisanship First reported by MyJoyOnline · 9 newsrooms · you're reading this
  2. Day 5 Sat, 31 Oct Account for South Africa evacuation or resign – Kwasi Kwarteng to Ablakwa Reported first by CitiNewsroom.com · 2 newsrooms

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How the newsrooms told it

Same story, different words

  • “threatens”Modern Ghana, CitiNewsroom.comstrong word
  • “demands”3News, MyJoyOnline
  • “warns”The 1957 News
  • “urges”Ghana News Agency
  • “calls for”Graphic Online

Details only one newsroom reported

  • MyJoyOnlineGH¢5,500
  • Ghana News AgencyGHS49.7m

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