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David Adadevoh appointed new Editor of Ghanaian Times

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David Adadevoh has been appointed Editor of the Ghanaian Times, taking effect today, after nearly two decades of service in journalism and newsroom management. His appointment caps a career at the New Times Corporation that has seen him work in several key editorial roles, gaining extensive experience in news reporting, business journalism, political coverage, editorial planning and newsroom administration.

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