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    Rev. Fayose urges youth to embrace marriage despite modern challenges

    Rev. Dr. Cyril G. K. Fayose leads the Christian Council of Ghana and wants young people to keep believing marriage matters. He talked about this topic during a radio show on Akoma 87.9 FM last Friday. The church leader thinks God created marriage as a special plan for humans. Many young...
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    Signs of Success project launches to support deaf workers in Ghana's textile sector

    German organizations teamed up with local companies to start a new job training program for deaf people across Ghana. The Signs of Success project will teach 220 hearing-impaired workers how to operate machines at clothing factories. DTRT Apparel and the Ghana National Association of the Deaf...
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    MTN Ghana empowers youth with mobile repair tools in Nyinahin

    MTN Ghana gave tools to twelve young people after they learned how to fix mobile phones. The students finished three weeks of training at Nyinahin and received equipment like multimeters and screwdrivers. Company workers visited their data center on Friday and handed out the repair tools. Each...
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    Ghana Boundary Commission strengthens border management in Volta

    Brigadier General Emmanuel W. Ntem heads the Ghana Boundary Commission and recently traveled to the Volta Region with his team. The group wanted to check how well Ghana protects its borders and makes sure everything works properly. They looked at important crossing points like the Aflao Barrier...
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    Chinese ambassador denies link to Ghana's galamsey crisis

    China's top diplomat in Ghana fought back against people who blame his country for illegal mining problems. Ambassador Tong Defa said Thursday that Chinese people are not the main cause of galamsey activities across Ghana. He spoke to reporters at his home in Accra and argued that local people...
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    Gyampo questions OSP's efforts to verify Ofori-Atta's location

    Professor Ransford Gyampo wants to know if investigators checked Ken Ofori-Atta's medical story. The teacher asked this question during a Saturday TV show about the former Finance Minister. Government workers put Ofori-Atta on their wanted list after he missed important meetings. His family says...
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    Gyampo urges sensitive handling of Ofori-Atta's investigation

    Professor Ransford Gyampo wants government workers to treat Ken Ofori-Atta fairly during his corruption investigation. The teacher thinks officials should remember that the former Finance Minister might be sick right ahead. Gyampo spoke about this case during a Saturday TV show on TV3. He...
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    Kpebu says OSP can act on Ofori-Atta case without his return

    Lawyer Martin Kpebu thinks government prosecutors can take action against Ken Ofori-Atta without waiting for him to come back home. The former Finance Minister stays at Mayo Clinic in America for cancer treatment right after officials put him on their wanted list. Kpebu talked about this case...
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    Gyampo urges OSP to remain neutral in Ofori-Atta probe

    Professor Ransford Gyampo runs the Ghana Shippers Authority and wants fair treatment for Ken Ofori-Atta. The government worker spoke about this case during a Saturday TV show on TV3 called KeyPoints. Gyampo thinks the Special Prosecutor office should handle things without personal feelings...
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    Cabinet approves Mahama Cares Fund for Parliament debate

    President John Dramani Mahama told people that his Cabinet agreed to send a new healthcare bill to Parliament. The lawmakers will talk about the Ghana Medical Trust Fund Bill and decide whether to pass it. People call this fund the Mahama Cares Fund because the president promised it during his...
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    NADMO warehouse looted in Western Region amid suspicions

    Thieves broke into a government warehouse and stole food meant for disaster victims. The building belongs to NADMO and sits somewhere within Ghana's Western Region. Workers took more than 50 bags of rice and many bottles of cooking oil. They also grabbed boxes of soap that were supposed to help...
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    Gyampo advises Mahama to stay focused on recovery goals

    Professor Ransford Gyampo leads the Ghana Shippers Authority as its top official. He told President John Dramani Mahama to stay focused on his main job. Gyampo wants the president to keep working hard to recover stolen government money from past leaders. He shared these thoughts during a...
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    Police arrest 14 over witchcraft attack on elderly man

    Police arrested fourteen people who attacked an elderly man they called a witch. The 70-year-old victim lives near Nalerigu in the North East Region. Community members blamed him for two recent deaths in their area. They burned down his house and damaged his property during the attack. The man...
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    University of Zimbabwe Lecturers Slam Exams Without Teaching

    Teachers at the University of Zimbabwe have slammed their bosses for making students take tests without proper lessons. The Association of University Teachers says the school forces students to learn entire courses with just one or two days of teaching. They call this unfair and bad for...
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    The Standard challenges Kenya's government with bold, viral headlines

    The Standard newspaper started attacking Kenya's government with harsh front page stories. Their bold headlines spread fast across social media platforms. Many readers loved seeing someone challenge President Ruto and his team. Kenyans had been upset about corruption and bad leadership for...
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    Youth unemployment crisis grows in Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa

    Three major African countries battle massive youth joblessness problems that worry leaders across the continent. Kenya sees 38 percent of young people without work compared to Nigeria's 42 percent and South Africa's 46 percent rates. CorpsAfrica brought together over 1,000 people for their 2025...
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    Kenya's farmers slow to adopt insurance due to mistrust and mismatched products

    Researchers Wiebe Smit and Kevin Gitau discovered why Kenyan farmers avoid buying crop insurance. They found that insurance companies sell the same products everywhere without considering local weather patterns. Many areas have different climate problems but insurers treat them all the same way...
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    Huawei launches WATCH FIT 4 and Band 10 in Kenya's growing tech market

    Huawei brought two new fitness gadgets to Kenya on June 21. The company released the WATCH FIT 4 Series and Band 10 for people who want to track their health and workouts. These devices first came out around the world back in May. Jin Renbin from Huawei Kenya says the country has become a major...
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    Kenya suspends referee over alleged harassment of protesters

    Kenya's football leaders banned one referee after videos showed him attacking protesters. The football group saw clips on social media that caught the official bothering young people during rallies. Small protests have started around Nairobi as people remember last year's big demonstrations...
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    Kenyans flock to satellite towns for affordable, peaceful living

    Many Kenyans leave Nairobi because city life costs more money each year. People find apartments and houses very expensive near the center. They also face crowded streets and noisy neighborhoods every day. Towns like Kitengela and Juja offer cheaper places to live. Families can afford bigger...
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