Ghana is in mourning. Two government ministers, along with six other people, perished on Wednesday morning in a helicopter accident in the south of the country. The military aircraft, carrying five passengers and three crew members, crashed while en route from the capital Accra to Obuasi, about 250 kilometers further north. The circumstances of the…...
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Ghana: Two ministers die in helicopter crash
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