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Ayine Justifies High EOCO Bail Conditions in Major Financial Crime Cases

Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Dr. Dominic Ayine, has defended the Economic and Organised Crime Office’s (EOCO) decision to impose stringent bail conditions in high-profile corruption and financial crime investigations, particularly those involving former government officials. Dr. Ayine was responding to questions from Habib Iddrisu, Member of Parliament for Tolon and First Deputy Minority Whip, who sought clarification on …

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Black Stars Suffer Narrow Defeat to South Korea in Asia Tour

The Black Stars’ challenging tour of Asia continued on Tuesday as Ghana narrowly lost 1–0 to South Korea in Busan, concluding their Kirin Cup campaign without a victory and raising concerns ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures. A second-half header from Lee Tae-Seok decided the match in favor of the hosts, punishing a Ghanaian side that created several chances but lacked …

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GAF Provides Update on Victims of Stampede at El-Wak Sports Stadium

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has issued an update on the victims involved in the stampede at the El-Wak Sports Stadium last Wednesday, revealing significant improvements in the condition of some critically injured individuals. The incident, which occurred during a military recruitment exercise, has unfortunately resulted in six fatalities. According to Captain Veronica Adzo Arhin, Acting Director-General of the Department …

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US to Fast-Track Visa Interviews for 2026 World Cup Ticket Holders, Offering Hope to African Fans

African football fans planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup could soon secure US visa interview dates much faster, following a new initiative announced by President Donald Trump on Monday. Speaking at the White House, Trump unveiled the FIFA Prioritised Appointment Scheduling System (PASS), which will allow World Cup ticket holders facing long visa-appointment delays to request priority interview …

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Interior Ministry Grants Six-Week Gun Amnesty to Curb Illicit Firearms

The Ministry of the Interior has announced a six-week ultimatum for individuals possessing unregistered or illegal firearms, urging them to surrender their weapons voluntarily or face strict sanctions. The nationwide Gun Amnesty Initiative will run from December 1, 2025, to January 15, 2026, as part of efforts to combat gun violence and reduce the proliferation of illicit arms across Ghana. …

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Bank of Ghana Governor Calls for Collective Responsibility in Protecting the Cedi

Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has emphasized that safeguarding the stability of the Cedi is a shared national responsibility, urging Ghanaians across all sectors to play their part. He made the appeal during the Cedi@60 Conference in Accra, where policymakers, economists, and industry leaders gathered to reflect on Ghana’s national currency over the past 60 years. “Protecting the …

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President Mahama Praises Ghana’s Currency Management at Cedi@60 Commemoration

President John Dramani Mahama has lauded the management of Ghana’s currency, emphasizing that the Cedi has regained respect both locally and internationally. Speaking at the Cedi@60 celebration organized by the Bank of Ghana in Accra, under the theme “Sovereignty, Stability, and Economic Resilience,” President Mahama commended the efforts of the Bank of Ghana and the Ministry of Finance in stabilizing …

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President Mahama Celebrates Cedi’s 60 Years as Ghana’s Symbol of Independence and Identity

President John Dramani Mahama has highlighted the symbolic significance of Ghana’s cedi, describing it as more than just a medium of exchange. He emphasized that the cedi embodies Ghana’s independence, national identity, and the country’s ability to manage its own monetary affairs. Speaking at the Cedi @ 60 Conference in Accra, a gathering of policymakers, economists, and industry leaders reflecting …

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