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Sustainable development and the Prosperity gospel
As Ghana nears the end of seven decades of independence from British colonial rule, it is timely to assess the country’s democratic and developmental progress. Regarding democracy, Ghana was long regarded as a rare African success story: an established liberal democracy.
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Perseus Mining pays $5m dividend to govt
Perseus Mining Ghana Limited has paid $5 million in dividends to the Government of Ghana.
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Moderate alcohol intake linked to lower type 2 diabetes risk, improved digestive health
Could your daily glass of wine protect you against Type 2 diabetes and support digestive health?
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The Mirror celebrates mothers at Oak Plaza tomorrow
Tomorrow at lunch time at 12 midday, The Mirror and its partner, the Oak Plaza Hotel, East Airport, Accra, will host the biggest Mother's Day event in Accra.
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EDITOR’S LENS: TGMA26 nominees, win or lose, you are winners
As the Ghana music industry gathers at the Grand Arena of Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) on Saturday, May 10, for the 26th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs), the anticipation is electric, and excitement fills the air.
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First Lady salutes mothers
The First Lady, Lordina Mahama, has extended her congratulations to all women for their incredible strength, unwavering love and countless sacrifices to humanity.
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DV-2026: US Visa Lottery results released - How to check if you have been selected
The United States Department of State has released the results of the DV-2026 Diversity Visa Lottery, allowing applicants who submitted entries between October 2 and November 7, 2024, to check their status online via the official Entrant Status Check portal - https://dvprogram.state.gov/ESC/
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Joe Ghartey urges ceasefire in NPP amid internal tensions
A senior member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Joe Ghartey, has called for calm and unity within the party, urging feuding factions to end public spats and shift focus to strategic rebuilding efforts ahead of the next general elections.
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2 Ghanaian women who were kidnapped in Nigeria through romance scam safely returned to Accra
The two Ghanaian women who were reportedly lured to Nigeria through a romance scam and subsequently held captive by a criminal syndicate have been safely returned to Accra.
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Accra: One-month ban on drumming and noise-making starts on Monday
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has announced that this year’s ban on drumming and noise-making will be in effect from Monday, May 12, to Thursday, June 12, 2025, as part of preparations for the annual Homowo Festival celebrated by the Ga people.
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Recent cedi gains are sustainable, not temporary — Finance Minister assures
The Minister for Finance, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson, has assured the public that the recent appreciation of the cedi is not a short-term event but the result of deliberate and strategic economic governance.
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Prank calls still hampering emergency response – Ghana National Fire Service
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) says prank calls to its emergency lines continue to be a significant barrier to effective emergency response.
According to ADO 1 Derrick Elorm Adzokpa from the GNFS Public Relations Department, these false calls put considerable strain on the Service’s ability to respond swiftly to real emergencies.
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Ghanaians spent estimated $10million on US visa applications in 2024
Ghanaians are estimated to have spent $9.76 million on United States (US) visa application fees in 2024, based on data released by the United States Embassy in Ghana during its Consular Media Day event on Friday.
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Televise Chief Justice Torkornoo's removal petition proceedings live - Prof Mike Oquaye
The proceedings of the five-member committee looking into the three petitions asking for the removal of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from office should be televised live, a former Speaker of Parliament, Professor Aaron Mike Oquaye, has said.
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Graphic launches 7th Tertiary Business Sense Challenge
The seventh version of the Tertiary Business Sense Challenge (TBSC) has been launched with a call on stakeholders to make the competition a catalyst for growth, driven by innovation.
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Ghana Airport Company reclaims airport lands from McDan Group
The Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has repossessed prime airport lands from the McDan Group of Companies following a court ruling.
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Student faces deportation after running red light — police discover her entire family has been living illegally in US
A Georgia college student faces deportation after she ran a red light, and authorities discovered her entire family has been illegally living in the US for nearly 15 years.
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US donates $6million armoured vehicles to boost Ghana’s defence capabilities
The United States Government has donated 14 mine-resistant, ambush-protected armoured personnel carriers (APCs) worth over $6 million to the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF), in a move expected to significantly enhance the country’s counter-terrorism and border security operations.
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Ada East Assembly fails to confirm President’s DCE nominee
The Ada East Municipal Assembly in the Greater Accra Region on Thursday, May 8, 2025, failed to confirm Kenneth Kabu Kanor, the President’s nominee for the position of District Chief Executive (DCE).
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“Never again” – Sports Minister leads call for safer football at 24th May 9 Stadium Disaster anniversary
The Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has renewed the government’s commitment to ensuring safety at football stadia across the country, as the 24th anniversary of the May 9 Stadium Disaster was commemorated today at the forecourt of the Accra Sports Stadium.
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Ghana, Kosmos Energy to sign MoU in oil exploration
The Minister of Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor, has said that Ghana and Kosmos Energy are set to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to pave the way for oil exploration and production, as the company pledges to invest $2 billion in the country's upstream industry.
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Govt cracks down on unfair trade - Exercise targets markets, shops
The government has initiated a major crackdown on unfair trade practices, including the use of non-standardised measurements in markets and shops, which has long disadvantaged farmers and traders.
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Mahama’s first 120 days in office is uninspiring – Afenyo-Markin
The Minority Leader in Parliament, Alexander Afenyo-Markin says President John Dramani Mahama’s first 120 days in office was uninspiring.
He has therefore accused President Mahama of offering self-congratulatory praise without delivering real progress in his account of his first 120 days in office.
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Blame market sellers for keeping prices high despite drop in food import costs – Importers
The Food and Beverage Association of Ghana (FABAG) has announced a reduction in the prices of some imported food items, but says consumers are yet to benefit fully because traders and retailers have not adjusted their prices to match.
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Afua Asantewaa: My second Guinness World Records 'singathon' attempt was unsuccessful
Guinness World Records has disqualified Afua Asantewaa on her second Guinness World Records on the longest singing marathon by an individual attempt - Singathon.