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Gold-for-Reserves programme lifted IMF restrictions that capped BoG’s interventions in forex at $80 million a month – Bawumia

Minority rejects approval of three Supreme Court nominees, Cites nine procedural and constitutional ground

JUSAG retains Afotey Otu as President; elects new national & regional executives

Minority walks out of Supreme Court nominees’ vetting over four-day notice
Health

KATH records 29.5% drop in institutional maternal deaths at mid-year

KATH to mark 70th anniversary with health screenings, Medical fair and Cardiac Centre commissioning

Ghana-Korea Health Cooperation enters new phase with digital NHIS project

Malaria cases drop by nearly 1,000 in Central Gonja
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Education Ministry to amend law to ensure faith-based representation on GES Council

Interior Ministry, KNUST strengthen collaboration on technology-driven campus security

SLTF defends no-fees-stress policy, says 321,680 students have benefited

Two watchmen arrested over alleged sexual assault at Bolgatanga Girls SHS
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Kwabena Frimpong urges NPP delegates to support Justin Kodua for continuity and party reforms

Boakye Agyarko files NPP Chairmanship nomination, pledges strategic rebuilding

Justin Kodua files nomination to retain NPP General Secretary position

Nana Akomea to engage NPP Minority MPs as First Vice Chairmanship campaign begins
Business

Bank of Ghana inaugurates Virtual Assets Coordinating Committee

Ghana courts global capital with Africa’s US$3.5 trillion market

Ghana’s debt capital market set for deeper growth as macroeconomic stability improves — BoG Governor

PURC brokers emergency talks to tackle low voltage disrupting water supply in Ashanti
Showbiz

‘Being controversial is part of my strategy’- Shatta Wale

Veteran Ghanaian actress Grace Nortey dies at 89

Tourism Ministry to Promote and Preserve Guan Culture Under New Cultural Policy

Kojo Antwi to launch next album at Manhyia Palace in honour of Otumfuo
Opinion

Wiyaala’s Funsi road outcry exposes wider development deficit in Wa East

WONTUMI’S NEW HOME -Kwesi Yankah

The GoldBod Riddle: When everyone’s numbers are right, Who do we believe?

One Law, One Standard: The uncomfortable questions behind the Adamus saga
Sports
NFF President Ibrahim Gusau, board members resign

Official: Ghana striker Jerry Afriyie completes five-year move to KRC Genk

RTU appoints Alhaji Ibrahima Aminu as new CEO

WAFCON 2026: Black Queens fall 1-0 to Cameroon in WAFCON Group C
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Otumfuo challenges diaspora youth to turn digital connections into meaningful African unity

Otumfuo urges African youth to pursue global careers without losing cultural identity

Otumfuo urges African youth to question tradition and help reshape its future

Otumfuo calls for Howard-Manhyia Dialogue to deepen research into African traditional governance
Africa
West Africa moves to strengthen cross-border response to health emergencies

KAA Truths sues MTN, Airtel, Glo, Multichoice over consumer rights, demands N50bn

Two Beninese women found dead in Tamale hotel; IGP deploys special team to investigate

ECOWAS pledges US$250,000 to support Ghana flood victims
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Committee to begin hearings on petitions against Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo

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Suspended Chief Justice appears before removal committee; proceedings adjourned until Friday

The corridors of judicial power are abuzz as suspended Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo appeared before a high-profile committee investigating ...

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Mahama forwards petitions for Chief Justice’s removal to Council of State

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Mahama forwards petitions for Chief Justice’s removal to Council of State

President John Dramani Mahama has forwarded three petitions seeking the removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo to the Council ...

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