David Ampofo

Ghanaian TV and print journalist

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Ghanaian TV and print journalist, and host of the current affairs show, Time with David; Executive Director of Channel Two Communications, a public relations company, he has also served as a political campaign strategist

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On his last day in Italy, the President told African diplomats the legacy of colonialism is no excuse for their lack of prosperous democracies.

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