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Emma Mitchell

Ghanaian politician and advocate on gender issues

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About Emma Mitchell

Emma Mitchell was a Ghanaian politician.

Emma Mitchell is a Ghanaian politician and an advocate on gender issues. She was the Minister for Trade and Industry of Ghana between 1993 and 1996. She described Rawlings as someone whose administration style was built on consensus rather than authoritariansim.

Minister for Trade and Industry Mitchell resigned from the Rawlings government in February 1996. She reported that this was over a disagreement with the President, Jerry Rawlings. She reported that after she left government and the facts of the disagreement had been established, Rawlings invited her back into government but she opted to stay out.

Council of state In 2001, Mitchell was appointed to the Council of State by John Kufuor, President of Ghana along with 11 others.

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Who was Emma Mitchell?

Ghanaian politician and advocate on gender issues

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Emma Mitchell was a politician.

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Emma Mitchell was Ghanaian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Emma Mitchell

· Wikidata: Q112045845

· DBpedia: Emma Mitchell (politician)

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