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‘Ministry of Communications has inherited GH¢6bn debt’ - Ghanaian Times

 The Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation has inherited a debt portfolio exceeding GH¢6 billion, with some key agen­cies operat

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PassportPay: Redefining money transfers and bill payments for Ghanaians abroad

For Ghanaians living in the U.S., staying financially connected to family back home has never been easier. Enter PassportPay, the innovative app designed to tra

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10 Ghanaian journos attend ST&I reporting training in London - Ghanaian Times

 Ten Ghanaian journalists have arrived at the Imperial College London, for a three-day training programme in Science, Tech­nology, and Innovation (ST&

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Ghanaians urged to use water efficiently - Ghanaian Times

 The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has re-emphasised the need for Gha­naians to use water more efficiently in view of the alarming threats to the country's wa

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NADeF invests over GH¢66m in projects ...as corporate social responsibility - Ghanaian Times

The Newmont Ahafo Development Foundation (NADeF) has invested more than GH¢66million in infrastructure projects spanning various sectors, including educa­tion

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Energy Ministry advocates national clean cooking policy - Ghanaian Times

 The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has proposed the formulation of a National Clean Cooking Policy to address Ghana's clean cooking challenges. T

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La Traditional Council warns encroachers to keep off Laboma beach, Kpeshie Lagoon - Ghanaian Times

 The La Tradition­al Council has warned encroach­ers at Laboma beach and in the Kpeshie Lagoon areas to stay off those sites. The La Shiketele (Kingmaker

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Ga Traditional Council bans drumming, noise-making in Ga Mashie May 12-June11 - Ghanaian Times

 The Ga Tradi­tional Council (GTC) yesterday announced the annual ban on drumming and noisemaking in Ga Mashie from May 12 to June 11, 2025. The month-lon

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126 malfunctioning Accra streetlights fixed in 50 days - GAR Minister - Ghanaian Times

The Greater Accra Regional Minister, Ms Linda Akweley Ocloo, has expressed satisfaction over the newly-installed and repaired streetlights in some parts of the

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Attempts to remove Chief Justice regrettable but necessary – CenPOA

Executive Director of the Centre for Public Awareness and Opinion (CenPOA), Michael Donyina Mensah, has stated that although the attempts to remove Chief Justic

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