Controversy erupts over the sale of state-owned SSNIT hotels to a cabinet minister amid calls for transparency.
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Presidential hopeful Bernard Mornah condemns the sale of state assets to private interests, advocating for reform and better management.
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Shalimar Abbiusi, a Belgian activist, alleges harsh treatment by Ghanaian law enforcement before her deportation. She seeks justice at the ECOWAS court.
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The National Peace Council calls on community leaders to resolve conflicts and prevent violent extremism through training and collaboration.
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In Tarkwa, Ghana, a miner swindled his colleague out of GH₵98,000 in a fraudulent gold deal, prompting calls for stronger regulations and protective measures in the mining industry.
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Accra, Ghana is set for a major environmental push as the Ga Mantse launches a month-long clean-up campaign. “Let’s Keep Accra Clean” aims to tackle longstanding sanitation issues and create …
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NPP MP Dr. Adomako Kissi criticizes NDC for irresponsible opposition, urging them to adopt a more constructive approach for Ghana’s democracy.
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Asantehene’s GH₵500,000 donation to the Ga Education Fund aims to enhance educational opportunities for underprivileged Ga Dangbe children, fostering unity and development.
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The Ghanaian government and NPP have dismissed alleged NIB polls indicating Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh as the leading candidate for Dr. Bawumia’s running mate, emphasizing a thorough selection process.
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WAEC reveals a funding discrepancy, having received only GH¢47m from the government, not the reported GH¢80m, affecting exam preparations.
