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A/R: Our onions are rotten – Onion importers cry

The onion importers at Kwadaso Onion Market in the Ashanti region have bemoaned the effect of the coup in Niger, and the subsequent closure of the country’s border on their onions meant for sale. According to the importers, about 50 trucks of their onions have gone bad following the coup in the West African country. Currently, the importers revealed that about 100 …

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Two dead, two others injured in Nsawam Adoagyiri shooting incident

Two persons have died as a result of a shooting incident that took place at Nsawam Adoagyiri in the Eastern Region. The two unidentified persons were part of four people who sustained gunshot wounds and were rushed to the Nsawam government hospital on Tuesday following a renewed chieftaincy dispute in the area. Last week, one person sustained a gunshot wound …

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Upper East Region records highest cases of elephantiasis

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has reported that the Upper East Region of Ghana has the highest number of cases of elephantiasis, also known as lymphatic filariasis, in the country. Approximately 2,373 confirmed cases of elephantiasis, which make up about a third of all cases in the country, have been recorded in the region. The Desk Officer for the Ghana …

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Gabon crisis live news: Soldiers stage coup, declare election ‘fraud’

Soldiers appeared on Gabonese national television, announcing the cancellation of recent election results and the dissolution of “all the institutions of the republic”. The apparent coup follows shortly after the national election authority’s announcement on Wednesday that Gabon’s President Ali Bongo Ondimba had been re-elected for a third term. A soldier appearing on TV channel Gabon 24 said, “We have decided to …

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Govt equipping Navy with drones, coastal radars to improve maritime domain awareness – Akufo-Addo

President Akufo-Addo has affirmed government’s commitment to improving Ghana’s security infrastructure to withstand and protect the country from possible terrorist attacks. Delivering a speech at the inauguration of the International Maritime and Exhibition Conference held at Burma Camp, the president noted that one of government’s concerns is Ghana’s territorial waters. As such, the Navy is being provided the necessary machinery to be …

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