Accra’s disturbing potholes endanger motorists
Some major roads and highways in Accra have developed serious potholes, making driving on those roads dangerous for motorists and other road users.
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Some major roads and highways in Accra have developed serious potholes, making driving on those roads dangerous for motorists and other road users.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has called on Ghana to place population data and demographic trends at the centre of its national...
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has called for stronger partnerships among government institutions, traditional authorities, civi...
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Police recovered a nylon rope at the scene; relatives say he was dragged from his room, while a suspect says he caught him stealing cocoa be...
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Petitioners say more than 1,000 jobs are at stake and want Nalaamtaaba's detained chief executive granted bail.
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Ohene Kwame Frimpong is presumed innocent, the Majority Leader says, adding that he plans to visit the MP in Dutch custody.
Police traced the disputed GH¢500,000 to CLOGSAG's 2024 May Day events before the AG advised that both executives be discharged.