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SIM registration biometric verification to begin before end of 2026 – Sam George

Galamsey accounts for 25% of fibre cuts across Ghana – Sam George

Ghana Police warns criminals are exploiting borders faster than law enforcement

NPP Ashanti Youth Wing petitions security agencies over Owusu Bempah allegations
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Free Primary Healthcare goes live in 135 district as 4,574 facilities join programme

Free Primary Healthcare Programme expands to 135 Districts- Health Minister

Upper West trains district teams to drive free primary healthcare rollout

Western Region: Over 23,000 living with HIV, 3 infections recorded daily
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IFEST calls for urgent intervention for 55,000 unplaced BECE candidates

WASSCE: Decline in English performance worrying – Kofi Asare

MTN, University of Ghana to move student AI projects from classrooms to real-world deployment

AIT marks 22nd graduation as PhD alumni surpass 100
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NPP Women’s Wing cautions Owusu Bempah over attacks on Bawumia and Ayew Afriye

NPP October 3 national officers’ election: Party sets Sept. 9 for balloting

Lawyer Isang: Nandоm’s development must not wait for political office
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Spare parts prices not behind 30% fare hike – Abossey Okai dealers

Transport Minister pushes VLTC to fast-track Tema–Buipe container route

Lawyer sues Attorney-General, and Commissioner-General of GRA over mobile phone and personal effects import duty law

Africa has the Gas, But not the infrastructure — Ghana Gas CEO tells African leaders
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Tupac murder case ends in conviction as Duane Davis’ own words prove decisive

‘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
Opinion

The Chief Justice Must Choose: Judicial neutrality or NDC politics

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?
Sports
Carlos Queiroz reappointed as Black Stars head coach

Rufai Mohammed joins Venezia FC on loan from IF Elfsborg

Muntaka drives sports revolution in Asawase with Dogo Moro Mini-Stadium commissioning

Ibrahim Adam: The politician who carried RTU’s football dream on his shoulders
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Otumfuo returns to Kumasi after U.S. visit

Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II returns to Kumasi after U.S. visit

Otumfuo challenges diaspora youth to turn digital connections into meaningful African unity

Otumfuo urges African youth to pursue global careers without losing cultural identity
Africa
Mahama arrives in Belgrade for NAM’s 65th Anniversary Summit

President Mahama in Luanda for 21st AU extraordinary session on conflict resolution.

West Africa moves to strengthen cross-border response to health emergencies

KAA Truths sues MTN, Airtel, Glo, Multichoice over consumer rights, demands N50bn
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Ghana spends $168m on tomato imports; ginger dependence exceeds 99% — CSIR

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Ghana spends $168m on tomato imports; ginger dependence exceeds 99% — CSIR

Ghana is spending at least US$168 million annually on fresh and processed tomato imports, while a disease outbreak has pushed ...

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