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  1. Munyaradzi Mafaro

    Italy pushes plan to boost African economies and curb migration

    Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Rome on Friday. They discussed a major plan to help African countries grow their economies and reduce illegal migration to Europe. Meloni wants to spend 5.5 billion euros across 14 African...
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    Ghana's agriculture suffers from political turnover and policy inconsistency

    Ghana keeps launching new farming programs every few years with fancy names and big promises. Leaders create slogans and hold ceremonies but farms still struggle with basic needs like fertilizer and support staff. Each new government throws out the previous plans and starts over from scratch...
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    Rwandan opposition leader arrested over alleged criminal activity

    Rwanda police arrested a major opponent of President Paul Kagame on Friday. Victoire Ingabire faced questioning about nine people accused of learning ways to remove the government without violence. The Rwanda Investigation Bureau charged her with forming criminal groups and turning citizens...
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    LGBTQ asylum seekers face uncertainty and delays in Kenya

    Julie ran away from Uganda after her family burned down her house because she was transgender. Her brothers made angry villagers attack her many times before the fire happened in 2018. She escaped through the back door and made it to Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp where other LGBTQ people lived...
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    Chad turns to green charcoal to fight deforestation and desertification

    Workers in Chad make special charcoal from farm waste to help save the country's disappearing forests. The African nation has lost over 90 percent of its trees since the 1970s because of climate change and people cutting wood for cooking. This green charcoal comes from leftover plant materials...
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    IOM urges $6.5 million to resume vital transport services in South Sudan

    The International Organization for Migration stopped helping thousands of displaced people travel within South Sudan because they ran out of money. The group needs 6.5 million dollars right away to restart transport services for refugees and returnees fleeing violence from neighboring Sudan...
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    EU provides €10 million to support displaced people in West Africa

    The European Union decided to give 10 million euros to help people who had to leave their homes in Central Sahel. These displaced families are now living in four coastal countries called Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, and Togo. The money will support both the refugees and the communities that...
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    Patrick Boamah calls for discipline and unity in NPP ahead of 2028

    Patrick Yaw Boamah wants his New Patriotic Party to fix its problems before the next elections. The Okaikwei Central lawmaker posted on X Thursday evening about making the party stronger and better organized. He thinks the NPP needs serious changes to win back power from voters who rejected them...
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    Ambassador Owiredu dismisses claims Bawumia was forced on running mate choice

    Charles Owiredu shoots down talk that Mahamudu Bawumia had no choice when picking Matthew Opoku-Prempeh as his 2024 election partner. The Abirem lawmaker and former South Africa ambassador spoke on JoyPrime TV Friday about claims from Nyaho Nyso-Tamakloe. Nyaho-Tamakloe said party bosses forced...
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    Solomon Owusu predicts NPP collapse by end of 2026

    Solomon Owusu from the Movement for Change thinks the New Patriotic Party will fall apart before 2027 ends. The former NPP member appeared on Woezor TV's The Platform show Friday and said the party's problems will destroy it completely. He believes Alan Kyerematen leaving the party started this...
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    Richard Ahiagbah criticizes Mahama over worsening galamsey issue

    NPR's Richard Ahiagbah says illegal gold mining has gotten worse since John Mahama became president again. The party official blames Mahama for not stopping the mining that damages forests and rivers. Ahiagbah posted on social media Friday that the president should declare an emergency and...
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    Kofi Bentil backs Bawumia as Ghana's best leader for 2028

    Kofi Bentil from IMANI Africa thinks Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia should run Ghana. The policy expert says no other politician has better ideas than the former Vice President. Bentil wrote on social media Friday that he wants to hear stronger plans from other leaders but none exist. He believes Bawumia...
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    Sammi Awuku endorses Bawumia for NPP 2028 leadership

    Sammi Awuku from Akuapim North wants Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to lead the New Patriotic Party into the 2028 elections. The MP appeared on Citi FM's Eyewitness News Thursday and praised the former Vice President's work during tough times. He thinks Bawumia handled the global pandemic and economic...
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    Manasseh Azure backs Bawumia as NPP's top contender

    Investigative reporter Manasseh Azure Awuni thinks Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia should lead the New Patriotic Party into the 2028 elections. Azure shared his opinion on Facebook Friday after the party announced their leadership contest. He believes Bawumia offers the best chance for the NPP to win back...
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    Franklin Cudjoe criticizes NPP flagbearer race chaos

    Franklin Cudjoe from IMANI Africa feels upset about what the New Patriotic Party is doing before their big leadership vote. The party leaders decided to hold their main contest on January 31, 2026 after meeting on Tuesday, June 17. Two major candidates are fighting over who has more friends...
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    Minerals Commission CEO proposes changes to mining law

    Ghana's mining sector could see major changes after the head of the Minerals Commission pushed for new laws. Martin Kwaku Ayisi wants to update the old 2006 mining rules during talks with government planning experts on Thursday. The meeting brought together top mining officials and the National...
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    Ghanaian cedi holds steady against dollar and other currencies

    Ghana's cedi keeps holding steady against the US dollar this Friday. People buying dollars pay an average of 10.37 cedis, and those selling get 11.05 cedis per dollar. Forex bureaus across the country charge different rates. Anyone swapping dollars for cedis pays 11.80 cedis per dollar...
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    Galamsey Coalition demands immediate action to revoke L.I. 2462 and tackle illegal mining

    A group fighting illegal mining wants the government to cancel a law that lets companies dig in forest areas. The Ghana Coalition Against Galamsey says they will not accept changes to the rule. They want it completely removed from the books. Leaders promised to get rid of this law but have not...
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    GNPC unveils gas strategy to drive energy transformation and regional integration

    Ghana National Petroleum Corporation wants to make natural gas the backbone of West Africa's energy future. The company shared its plans at the 2025 West Africa Gas Summit in Accra. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Hamis Ussif said gas serves as more than just fuel. He believes it can build a...
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    Ghana hosts roadshow to boost intra-African trade ahead of IATF2025

    Ghana held a major business meeting to boost trade between African countries. Government leaders met with investors and bank executives to find new ways to work together across the continent. The gathering was part of planning events for the big African trade fair happening next year. The main...
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