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Power crisis looms as government needs $90m to avert ‘dumsor’ – GRIDCo report
The country’s power grid is on the brink of a major crisis as the government urgently requires nearly $90 million…
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ERNEST KUMI SUFFERED A LOT FOR HIS SEAT- KOJO OPPONG NKRUMAH
The former Minister for Information,Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has said the MP for Akwatia ,Ernest Kumi has suffered a lot for…
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Every Ghanaian must contribute to nation-building – Cardinal Turkson
His Eminence Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson, Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and Social Sciences, has called on…
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Minority pays glowing tribute to late Akwatia MP
Parliament was, on Monday, 7 July 2025, gripped with shock and sorrow following the sudden death of Akwatia MP Ernest…
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Midwife saves mother and newborn baby on farm in Upper Manya Krobo
A midwife and her assistant at the Sekesua Health Center have been praised for their swift response in safely delivering…
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Fraudulent scheme at Ghana’s mission in Washington D.C. rakes in $4.8m annually – Ablakwa
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has referred Frederick Kwarteng, a former IT Officer at Ghana’s Diplomatic Mission in Washington, DC,…
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ECG disconnects GWL from national grid over nearly GH¢1bn debt
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has disconnected Ghana Water Limited (GWL) from the national power grid over an outstanding…
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Nowhere to run: Ghanaians trapped in Israel as war with Iran seals borders
A significant number of Ghanaian citizens find themselves in a precarious situation in Israel, unable to leave the country as…
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Bole Health Centre in crisis as patients resort to open defecation amid deteriorating facilities
The Bole Health Centre, a facility that has served the Bole community in the Savannah Region for over 30 years,…
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BECE candidate dies in Assin Adiembra
A 14-year-old Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidate, Gariba Awudu, has died after falling ill during the ongoing exams at…
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