Emmanuel Opoku was convicted for threatening police and military officers in a viral video, pleading guilty and awaiting sentencing.
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Gospel Music Fraternity Urges Preservation of Yaw Sarpong’s Enduring Legacy
Explore the enduring legacy of Ghanaian gospel icon Yaw Sarpong and the call to preserve his influential music for future…
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Ghana’s Compliance Conundrum: Ignorance, Complexity, and Predatory Regulation
Explore Ghana's compliance challenges where ignorance, complex laws, and predatory regulation lead to a cycle of non-compliance and bribery.
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Ernest Chemists Invests GH₵200,000 in Maternal and Neonatal Healthcare Support
Ernest Chemists invests GH₵200,000 to ease medical bills for 100 mothers and boost neonatal care with incubator donations.
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Thousands of Desks Alleviate Seating Crisis in Wa East Schools
Over 2,000 new desks are transforming learning for Wa East students, ending a long-standing seating crisis and improving school conditions.
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Ghana’s Consumers Emerge Cautiously as FMCG Sector Shows Tentative Rebound
Explore Ghana's FMCG sector rebound in Q1 2026, driven by cautious consumers and price increases, signaling a tentative economic recovery.
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President Mahama Launches Affordable Housing Scheme for Public Sector Workers
Discover how President Mahama's new affordable housing scheme offers public sector workers nationwide flexible paths to home ownership.
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Court Halts Ziavi Paramountcy ‘Outdooring’ Amidst Clan Feud
A court injunction has halted Ziavi paramountcy outdooring ceremonies due to an intense clan feud and potential clashes.
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Ghana Breaks Ground on Green City Housing Project to Tackle Deficit
Ghana launches a sustainable Green City housing project to build 1,067 affordable units and address its significant national housing deficit.
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President Mahama Decries Rampant Abuse of Rent Advance Laws
President Mahama decries widespread landlord violations of Ghana's rent advance laws, demanding over six months' payment despite regulations.
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