Enhancing financial literacy among Ghanaian students is crucial for fostering responsible financial behavior and ensuring economic stability.
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Masked gunmen rob a man of over 6 million cedis near Accra market, leaving behind chaos and triggering a police investigation into the brazen daylight heist
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Concrete actions are required to protect our communities and restore peace of mind,” said MP Zanetor Rawlings after the robbery.
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The Ghana Health Service reports a surge in disease outbreaks over the past eight years, attributing this to urbanization, overcrowding, and human encroachment into animal habitats. The country’s strong disease detection system, however, has prevented large-scale epidemics.
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Ambani-backed 5G rollout aims to cut Ghana’s data costs, boost economic growth, and expand rural connectivity.
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Ghana’s 5G launch brings high-speed internet to Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi, driving digital transformation and boosting connectivity nationwide
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Ghanaian journalists face rising threats, endangering press freedom and democracy. Stronger protections are critical for media safety in Ghana
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Ghana’s Supreme Court reaffirms sole authority as it dismisses Speaker Bagbin’s bid to handle parliamentary seat disputes.
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MTN Ghana reports GH₵12.7 billion revenue for Q3, boosted by growth in digital and Mobile Money services despite economic challenges
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Vice President Bawumia highlights digitalization’s key role in Ghana’s economic growth, urging the nation to embrace digital innovation to stay competitive in the global market.