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Business
ADB Defends $750,000 Contract Renewal With Security Firm
The Board of Directors of the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) Plc has issued a statement defending the recent renewal of…
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International
South Korea Plane Crash Claims Over 170 Lives
A devastating plane crash at Muan International Airport in South Korea on Sunday morning has resulted in the deaths of…
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Lifestyle
Outmoded Cultural Practices Against Women In Ghana
In this article, we explore some outmoded cultural practices against women and their negative implications on their victims.
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Lifestyle
Social Media As A Tool for Personal Development
Navigating social media requires discernment to sift through the noise and engage with content that aligns with personal growth objectives.
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Lifestyle
Worried About Your Career? – A Complete Guide In Choosing A Career
A career is a vital aspect of a person's life that presents chances for advancement and fulfillment. It is more…
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Tech
These Are 10 Jobs Likely to Be Replaced by AI
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to advance at a rapid pace, one of humanity’s greatest fear today is the potential…
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Entertainment
Baba Sadiq and Ebi Bright Lose Parliamentary Seats After Recollation
Baba Sadiq and actress Ebi Bright, have lost the parliamentary seats they contested for after a re-collation of votes by…
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Business
Deloitte Ghana Forecasts Inflation Decline to 11.9% in 2025
Deloitte Ghana, a professional services firm, is projecting a decline in inflation, forecasting an average of 11.9% for 2025. This…
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Politics
My Wife & I Voted For Myself, EC Needs Reforms – Cheddar
Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, the leader of the New Force Movement, has refuted rumors claiming he did…
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International
Cyclone Chido Kills 94, Leaving 768 Injured In Mozambique
Cyclone Chido has caused significant devastation across Mozambique and Mayotte, resulting in a death toll of at least 129 people.
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