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Serving the Perfect Game: Senegal Invokes “Ataya” Ritual Ahead of Morocco Final

By Isaac Mortey In a moment of cultural symbolism ahead of the Africa Cup of Nations final, the Teranga Lion’s of Senegal social media has shared a cryptic message, drawing a parallel between the nation’s cherished tea ceremony and the decisive battle awaiting them. The message, centered on the tradition of “Ataya” a precise, patient, and communal process of preparing …

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Metro Mass to Acquire 300 Isuzu Buses by February 2026 to Ease Transport Shortage in Accra

Metro Mass Transit Limited (MMT) is set to expand its fleet with the procurement of about 300 Isuzu buses by February 2026 as part of measures to address the growing shortage of public transport vehicles in Accra. The announcement was made during a visit by Vice President Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang to the company’s headquarters in Accra on Friday, January …

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2025 One of Ghana’s Toughest Economic Years – Bank of Ghana Governor

Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Johnson Asiama, has described 2025 as one of the most challenging periods for Ghana’s economy, saying it required difficult decisions, careful policy sequencing and sustained institutional discipline. Speaking at the Bank of Ghana’s New Year media briefing in Accra on Friday, January 16, Dr Asiama said the year was characterised by significant economic …

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