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Politics
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Ukraine: Russian attack on nuclear power plant condemned by world leaders
World leaders have accused Russia of endangering the safety of an entire continent after its ...
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Burkina Faso to swear in junta leader as president
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2020 polls not about mouthwatering promises – Oppong Nkrumah
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2020 Elections: Akufo-Addo, Mahama, others to pay GH¢100,000 as filing fee
Business
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GPRTU to increase fares by 30% on Friday, May 13
Commuters should expect an increase in transport fares by 30 percent come Friday, May 13. ...
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E-levy: Panic withdrawals hit mobile money vendors – Spokesperson for Association
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COPEC predicts marginal increase in fuel prices from May 1
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Stop pricing goods and services in foreign currencies – BoG warns
General News
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Wealth, power in hands of few prepare grounds for violent citizens mobilisation – Chambas
Former President of the Economic Community of the West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas ...
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Ghana abstains as UN votes to suspend Russia from Human Rights Council
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Dumsor won’t return – Energy Ministry assures
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Akufo-Addo rallies support for fight against illegal mining, Green Ghana project
Sports
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Diego Maradona dies aged 60
Football legend Diego Maradona, one of the greatest players of all time, has died at ...
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BABA, NETTEY, BOYE START AGAINST SUDAN
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FIFA Secretary General inducted into International Women’s Forum Hall of Fame
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Mohammed Kudus to miss Ghana’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifications next month
Diaspora news
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Drivers queue for hours as Kenya reels from fuel shortage
Kenyan motorists endured another day of major fuel shortages on Monday, with hours-long queues and ...
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African nations condemn reports of racism against students at Ukrainian border
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Five Turkish journalists to be jailed over Libya coverage after failed appeal
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Burkina Faso junta tells ousted ministers not to leave country