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Government Cracks Down on Non-Compliant Broadcasters to Protect Spectrum Integrity

The Government of Ghana, in collaboration with the National Communications Authority (NCA), has intensified its regulatory enforcement efforts to ensure that only authorised and operational broadcasting stations remain on air. Delivering remarks at the “Broadcasting at the Crossroads” forum organised by the Africa Media Bureau in Accra on Friday, September 26, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey …

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World Bank Urges Ghana to Prioritise Concessional Loans Over Costly Domestic Borrowing

The World Bank has advised the Government of Ghana to shift its financing strategy by relying more on concessional external funding—particularly from the International Development Association (IDA)—rather than continuing to depend on high-cost domestic borrowing to fund capital projects. Speaking at the launch of the World Bank’s 2025 Policy Notes: Transforming Ghana in a Generation in Accra on Wednesday, September …

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President Mahama Calls for Global Financial Reforms at UN, Highlights Ghana’s Economic Gains

President John Dramani Mahama has urged the international community to overhaul the global financial system, arguing that it remains deeply biased against Africa. Delivering Ghana’s national address at the 80th United Nations General Assembly, President Mahama called for both UN Security Council reform and a reset of the global financial architecture to ensure Africa has a stronger voice in multilateral …

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Tony Blair in Talks to Lead Transitional Authority in Post-War Gaza

Source: BBC Former UK Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair is involved in discussions to lead a transitional governing body in Gaza after the current conflict ends, the BBC has reported. The proposal, said to have backing from the White House, envisions a temporary international authority supported by the UN and Gulf nations, with the aim of eventually handing control back …

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Government’s Galamsey Crackdown Yields 1,400 Arrests in 8 Months – Lands Minister

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has announced significant progress in the government’s ongoing fight against illegal mining (galamsey), revealing that 1,400 arrests have been made in just eight months. Speaking on GTV on Wednesday, September 24, the Minister highlighted the results of intensified enforcement under the current administration, contrasting it with the 800 arrests recorded …

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Ghana Targets Net-Zero by 2070 with $500 Billion Investment Drive

The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has announced an ambitious plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070, with the estimated cost of transition exceeding $500 billion. To mobilize the necessary investment, the Ministry is set to introduce tax incentives for renewable energy projects and streamline regulations to attract increased private sector participation. This was revealed at the West Africa …

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CAF Confederation Cup: Kotoko Promise Special Bonus for Players Ahead of Decisive Clash with Kwara United

Source: Nhyira FM Players of Asante Kotoko SC have been promised a special bonus should they advance to the second preliminary round of the CAF Confederation Cup, according to the club’s Director of Communications, Sarfo Duku. The Porcupine Warriors carry a narrow advantage heading into the second leg, having secured a thrilling 4-3 first-leg victory over Nigeria’s Kwara United last …

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GBA Pledges Stricter Medical Protocols Following Tragic Death of Boxer Ernest ‘Bahubali’ Akushey

Source: Joy Sports The Ghana Boxing Authority (GBA) has announced plans to implement stricter post-fight medical protocols following the tragic death of professional boxer Ernest Akushey, popularly known in the ring as ‘Bahubali’. Akushey passed away just 11 days after his super middleweight bout against Jacob Dickson at the Bukom Boxing Arena on September 12. He reportedly suffered internal bleeding …

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Ghana Signs $256M Bilateral Debt Restructuring Agreement with the UK

Ghana has taken another decisive step in its economic recovery journey with the signing of a US$256 million Bilateral Debt Restructuring Agreement with the United Kingdom under the G20 Common Framework. The agreement was signed in Accra by Ghana’s Minister for Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, and the UK’s Trade Commissioner for Africa, Mr. John Humphrey. It marks Ghana’s third …

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