The Civil Service Council praises the Ministry of Interior's punctuality and dedication, highlighting their importance for government mandates and national...
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Nhyira FM’s Fufu Party Unites Kumasi in Culinary Celebration
Nhyira FM's annual Fufu Party brought Kumasi together for a vibrant culinary celebration, fostering community and enjoying Ghana's beloved traditional…
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Ghana Exits IMF Programme Amidst Economic Turnaround
Ghana successfully exits its IMF bailout program, marking a significant economic recovery and surprising many observers.
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GhanaThink Junior Camp Ignites Career Aspirations at Wa SHS
GhanaThink Junior Camp ignited career aspirations for 400 Wa SHS students, connecting them with diverse professionals and vital mentorship opportunities.
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Makola Market Demolition Halted After Trader Protests Prompt Government Review
Makola Market demolition plans are suspended after fierce trader protests force a government review, protecting livelihoods and businesses.
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University of Cape Coast Clinches Overall Victory at 9th Mini GUSA Games Hosted by UPSA
Discover how the University of Cape Coast dominated the 9th Mini GUSA Games, emerging as overall champions at the UPSA-hosted…
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African Leaders Urged to Forge Own Path to Transformation at Oxford Conference
A new era of African leadership is urged to focus on self-driven transformation, strong institutions, and sustainable economic change.
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Elderly Woman Perishes in Suame Magazine Fire
A devastating early morning fire in Suame Magazine claimed the life of a 70-year-old woman in the Ashanti Region.
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ECG Announces Planned Maintenance and Responds to Unforeseen Cable Fault
ECG announces planned Tema maintenance on May 17, 2026, and addresses an unforeseen Western Region cable fault. Get outage details…
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Makola Traders Protest Eviction, Seek Government Reconsideration on Redevelopment Plans
Makola traders protest eviction for redevelopment, urging the government to reconsider plans due to livelihood concerns and lack of consultation.
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