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Suame Magazine artisans protest as Rengo construction firm abandons Suame Interchange projects

President Mahama wins International praise at IMO London meeting for GH¢10m humanitarian support to Sudan, Jamaica and Cuba

Prang marks 81st Nkyifie Yam Festival as Nana Kwadwo Nyarko III celebrates 60 Years on the throne

One NAIMOS officer dead, four injured in Obuasi accident after Anti-Galamsey operation
Health

GMA calls for stronger public–private partnerships to drive sustainable healthcare in Ghana

Prof. Ernest Yorke elected new President of Ghana Medical Association

Alcohol consumption kills 3 million people yearly- WHO

2026 Budget: Ato Forson scraps COVID-19 levy, announces major VAT reforms
Education

Islamic SHS Boys’ Prefect dies after fall from school building in Kumasi

Cabinet approves recruitment of 6,100 teachers for 2023 cohort – Education Minister

Mankranso SHS set for category A status after dandmark NSMQ run — Education Minister

Gov’t initiates strategic projects in Atiwa East to increase access to Education, Health and transportation
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No Change!! Still Maintain!! 47 Ashanti Regional Women Organizers and their deputies declare unwavering support for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia

“Afenyo Markin Safe”- Boamah declares loyalty, says he doesn’t want to be minority leader

‘Inexperienced leadership will kill us in 2028’- John Boadu tells NPP

Frimpong-Boateng: ‘NPP is being hijacked by a power-hungry cabal’
Business

2026 Budget targets 800,000 jobs through massive spending on roads, agriculture, education and youth programmes

BoG Governor opens Cedi@60 international currency conference, calls for renewed commitment to currency stability

Chief of Staff urges stronger financial sector to drive gov’t’s 24-Hour Economy Agenda

Gov’t uncovers $31bn import-related money laundering scheme; BoG to sanction complicit banks
Showbiz

Court hears claim that Daddy Lumba married only Akosua Serwaa, not Odo Broni

Tamale hosts first-ever northern Ghana Foto Festival, showcasing hundreds of cultural photographs

MTN Pulse Ignites UDS with a High-Energy Student Concert Under SavannahFest

Ghanaian Hollywood Actress Calls for Stronger Diaspora Partnerships to Shape Ghana’s Film Identity
Opinion

Will the Attorney General direct EOCO to probe ministers accused of galamsey?

EDITORIAL: Peace FM Must Return to the Journalism We Grew Up Loving

2026 budget: Blueprint for transformation or another missed opportunity

Ghana’s President wants to prove Ghana and all of Africa can stand on its own
Sports

Relive: CAF Awards 2025

CAF Awards 2025: Complete winners list for Men, Women, Youth and National Teams

“We had a lot of new players” – Otto Addo on Black Stars defeats against Japan, South Korea

Ghana gaffer Otto Addo admits South Korea ”were more clinical on their chances” in their win over Ghana
Manhyia
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Nana Kunadu Agyeman- Rawlings family announces funeral arrangements for the former First lady

Asantehene sets final mediation session for Bawku chieftaincy conflict on November 30 and December 1

Manhyia Palace reclaims 130 priceless gold and bronze artifacts from South Africa and Britain

Asantehene hosts German President Steinmeier in royal splendour at Manhyia Palace
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45 Young African Evaluators graduate, poised to lead homegrown development measurement

EOCO rescues seven trafficked Nigerians, arrests 10 in cyber fraud raid at Mataheko–Afienya

‘Sierra Leone wants to feed itself’: Bio’s ambitious push for homegrown rice

Sir Ben Batabe Assorow begins Vatican Mission with credential presentation to Pope Leo XIV
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The Ghanaian Empire was so wealthy, that Arabs thought they were growing gold.

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The Ghanaian Empire was so wealthy, that Arabs thought they were growing gold.

The Ghana Empire was a West African empire based in the modern-day southeast of Mauritania and western Mali that existed ...

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