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Africa must be granted permanent representation on the UN Security Council — Mahama renews call
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Africa must be granted permanent representation on the UN Security Council — Mahama renews call

Modern Ghana 1 day 1 mins read
President John Dramani Mahama has renewed Ghana rsquo;s call for Africa to secure permanent representation on the United Nations Security Council, saying the continent rsquo;s exclusion from the council rsquo;s permanent membership reflects longstanding imbalances in the global governance system.

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