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Npontu Technologies Bolsters Board with AI and Finance Luminary Prof. Noel Tagoe
Ghana’s leading AI and digital solutions firm, Npontu Technologies Limited, announced on Monday the appointment of Professor Noel Tagoe, PhD,…
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Systemic Flaws in Addressing Medical Negligence
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Agazy Tournament Identifies Eight Young Footballers for European Trials
Eight promising young footballers from West Africa were selected at the Agazy Tournament for European club trials, opening doors to…
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Ghana’s Black Stars Eye 2026 World Cup Surprise Amidst Coaching Change and Form Worries
Former Black Stars defender Daniel Opare believes Ghana can still achieve a surprise performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup,…
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Black Stars Urged to Prioritize Team Cohesion Over Individual Talent Ahead of World Cup
Former Black Stars defender Daniel Opare has issued a strong call to the Ghanaian national football team’s technical staff, emphasizing…
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Ghana Fire Service Seeks Prosecutorial Powers Amid Escalating Attacks on Responders
Ghana Fire Service seeks prosecutorial powers to combat rising attacks on firefighters, aiming to protect responders and ensure justice.
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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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