Grounded: Why Ghana still has no wings of her own
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Grounded: Why Ghana still has no wings of her own

Peter Martey AGBEKO
Published August 12, 20267 min read

There is a particular kind of pride that comes with watching your own country’s colours climb into the sky. I remember it well. Years ago, I had the privilege of flying both Ghana Airways and, later, its successor, Ghana International Airlines.

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