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Ghana to Declare Forest Reserves and Water Bodies as National Security Zones to Combat Illegal Mining

In a decisive move to protect Ghana’s natural resources, the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, has announced that all forest reserves and water bodies across the country will soon be designated as national security zones. Speaking during an interview on GTV, Minister Buah stated that the government is intensifying its efforts to eradicate illegal mining — …

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President Mahama Rings Nasdaq Bell, Signals Ghana’s Bold Investment Drive

In a powerful statement to the global financial community, President John Dramani Mahama rang the opening bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, marking a pivotal moment in Ghana’s renewed push to attract international investment. The event featured President Mahama’s image prominently displayed on the iconic Nasdaq billboard in Times Square, accompanied by the message: “Ghana is Open for Business.” The …

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Ministry of Health Hosts UK Trade Envoy To Explore Health Sector Partnerships

Story by Ministry of Health Deputy Minister of Health, Prof. Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah, has led discussions with Mr John Humphreys, His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for Africa, as part of efforts to advance Ghana–UK health sector partnerships. Prof. Dr Grace Ayensu-Danquah outlined Ghana’s health sector priorities, including Free Primary Health Care, the Ghana Medical Trust Fund (Mahama Care), and targeted improvements …

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Hugo Ekitike Reacts After Red Card in Liverpool’s Carabao Cup Win Over Southampton

Liverpool forward Hugo Ekitike has broken his silence following his controversial red card during the Reds’ 2-1 Carabao Cup victory over Southampton at Anfield on Tuesday night. The French striker came off the bench to score a dramatic 85th-minute winner, finishing off a brilliant team move that involved an unselfish assist from Federico Chiesa. However, moments later, Ekitike was sent …

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Arne Slot Slams Hugo Ekitike for “Stupid” Red Card in Carabao Cup Clash

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has publicly criticised striker Hugo Ekitike for picking up what he called a “stupid” red card during the team’s 2-1 Carabao Cup win over Southampton on Tuesday night. The French forward, who scored in the 85th minute to help seal the Reds’ win, was sent off moments later after celebrating his goal by removing his …

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CID Chief: 10 Suspects in Rural Bank Robberies to Face Court Soon

The Head of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service, Commissioner of Police (COP) Lydia Yaako Donkor, has revealed that ten suspects arrested in connection with a series of rural bank robberies will be arraigned “as soon as possible.” Speaking at a media briefing on Wednesday, September 24, COP Donkor confirmed that a total of 15 individuals …

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President Mahama Nominates Justice Baffoe-Bonnie as Next Chief Justice

President John Mahama has formally nominated Acting Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie as Ghana’s next Chief Justice, following the removal of Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from office. In a statement issued by the Presidency, the President has written to the Council of State seeking its advice on the nomination, describing Justice Baffoe-Bonnie as a jurist who has “served with diligence and integrity” …

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Government Directs NAFCO to Buy Surplus Grains Amid Bumper Harvest Projections

The Government of Ghana has directed the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO) to purchase surplus grains from farmers across the country, following projections of a bumper harvest in 2025. The directive, announced by the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA), is aimed at preventing a potential glut on the market—driven by high expected yields this season and unsold carry-over …

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Court Strikes Out Human Rights Case After Deportation of West African Nationals

An Accra High Court has struck out a human rights case filed by eleven West African nationals against the Government of Ghana, after it emerged that the applicants had already been deported to their home countries. The group—comprising four Nigerians, three Togolese, two Malians, one Gambian, and one Liberian—had sought to challenge what they described as unlawful detention in Ghana. …

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