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Paris set for its first Olympics in 100 years

Games wide open’ is the motto for this year’s Paris Olympics, which officially begin on Friday with the opening ceremony. It is the first time in 100 years that the French capital has hosted the Summer Games, with the majority of the events taking place in or around the city’s …

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JIAS Publishes A New Supplement, “The HIV Epidemic In Eastern Europe And Central Asia: Challenges and Opportunities”

25 July 2024 (Munich, Germany) – The Journal of the International AIDS Society (JIAS) launched a supplement, titled “The HIV epidemic in eastern Europe and central Asia: challenges and opportunities”, at AIDS 2024, the 25th International AIDS Conference. The content of the supplement was guided by Guest Editors Miłosz Parczewski (Pomeranian Medical University Szczecin, Poland), …

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Non-professional teachers must upgrade by December

About 30,000 non-professional teachers in pre-tertiary institutions have been given a window of opportunity to regularise their stay in the classroom by the end of the year. Under a special dispensation through a collaboration between the National Teaching Council (NTC) and the Ghana Education Service (GES), the teachers have up …

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Work resumes on the Ashaiman-Akosombo junction road

Construction on the 64km Ashaiman to Akosombo Junction Road has resumed after being halted for nearly a year. The project, a key component of the Eastern Corridor Road upgrading (Lot 1), is vital for enhancing transportation infrastructure in the region. The project involves creating a dual carriageway from Ashaiman Roundabout …

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Black sharks arrive in Abidjan for crucial AFCON qualifier

Ghana’s Beach Soccer National Team, the Black Sharks, arrived in Abidjan ahead of the second leg of their AFCON qualifier against Ivory Coast, scheduled for Saturday, June 27, 2024. After securing a thrilling 5-3 victory in the first leg clash held at the Keta Emancipation Beach last weekend, the Black …

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Ghanaian para-athletes scandal: I can’t take responsibility, Norwegian Embassy failed to do due diligence – Sports Minister

Sports Minister Mustapha Yusif has criticised the Norwegian Embassy in Ghana for its alleged failure to conduct proper due diligence during the visa application process, that led to a scandal involving Ghanaian para-athletes. According to reports, nine out of an 11-member team of para-athletes from Ghana disappeared upon arriving in …

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