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Kudus Injury Casts Shadow Over Black Stars’ 2026 World Cup Hopes
Mohammed Kudus's season-ending injury jeopardizes Ghana's 2026 World Cup qualification hopes, sparking concern among fans and former players.
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Ghanaian Media Landscape Scrutinizes Key Issues on April 30, 2026 Front Pages
Explore how Ghanaian newspapers on April 30, 2026, scrutinized key national issues including economic pressures and governance challenges.
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Oti Region Embraces 24-Hour Economy with Market Project Contracts
Oti Region embraces Ghana's 24-Hour Economy with new market project contracts, set to boost jobs and national productivity.
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GNAT Criticizes Government’s Teacher Recruitment Cap, Cites Unemployment Concerns
GNAT criticizes the government's 7,000 teacher recruitment cap, citing concerns about rising unemployment among trained educators.
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Ghana Halts Funeral, Demands Justice for Citizen Killed in South Africa
Ghana halts a citizen's funeral in South Africa, demanding a full investigation and justice for the killing amid safety concerns.
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Community Mourns Passing of Respected Elder John Apetorgbor Kwabla Fugar
Abor, Ghana – The community of Abor and surrounding traditional areas are mourning the sudden passing of John Apetorgbor Kwabla…
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Auditor-General Recovers GH¢57.2 Million in Unearned Salaries, Surcharges Loom for Supervisors
Auditor-General recovers GH¢57.2M in unearned salaries from public sector workers, targeting ghost names and holding supervisors accountable.
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Obituary: Madam Teresa Abrewa Shebruaba Bessabro, Maritime Executive
Madam Teresa Abrewa Shebruaba Bessabro, a prominent figure in the maritime industry and Executive Director of Transatlantic Shipping Services, passed…
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Tragedy Strikes Mpobi Quarry: Young Water Tanker Attendant Drowns in Pit
A young water tanker attendant tragically drowned in a quarry pit at Mpobi, highlighting safety concerns at active construction sites.
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Ghana’s Currency Woes Tied to Extractive Sector Leakages, Not Weak Exports, Says Expert
Discover why an expert says Ghana's currency struggles are caused by extractive sector leakages, not weak exports.
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