Ghana's Roads Minister urges contractors to continue work, assuring prioritized payment of 40 billion cedis in arrears to prevent project…
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Asesewa Set to Reclaim Commercial Prominence with New 24-Hour Model Market
Asesewa is set to reclaim its historic commercial hub status with a new 24-hour model market project initiated by President…
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MP Sounds Alarm on Escalating Galamsey Devastation in Tano North, Cites Official Complicity
Tano North MP Dr. Gideon Boako exposes rampant illegal mining devastation and official complicity, threatening the region's environment and public…
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Lebanon Reels from Deadly Israeli Strikes Amidst Extended Ceasefire
Deadly Israeli strikes kill 13 in southern Lebanon despite an extended ceasefire, revealing the fragile truce amidst escalating regional conflict.
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Ghana’s 4x100m Relay Team Faces Uphill Battle for World Championships Berth
Ghana's 4x100m relay team missed automatic World Championships qualification and now faces an uphill battle to secure their berth.
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NACOC Operation Disrupts Suspected Drug Network in Winneba Ahead of Aboakyiri Festival
NACOC disrupted a suspected drug network in Winneba to ensure safety and prevent illicit use during the upcoming Aboakyiri Festival.
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Central Bank’s GH¢15.6 Billion Loss Sparks Debate on Economic Stabilization Costs
Ghana's central bank reported a 15.6 billion cedi loss, sparking debate on the true cost of economic stabilization efforts.
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Bank of Ghana Faces Scrutiny Over GH¢15.6 Billion Loss
The Bank of Ghana faces intense scrutiny after reporting a GH¢15.6 billion loss, sparking concerns about its financial health and…
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Bank of Ghana Denies Significant Losses Amidst Political Firestorm
The Bank of Ghana addresses its GH¢15.6 billion operational loss, clarifying it's from stabilization policies, not mismanagement, amidst political debate.
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Accra Metropolitan Assembly Revives Town Councils to Tackle Sanitation Crisis
Accra revives Town Councils to tackle its sanitation crisis, enforcing by-laws with fines for residents and businesses starting May 4th.
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