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10 African countries with the highest total rail coverage in 2026 • Alleged cyberstalking: Court remands ex-NBA chairman in DSS custody • France's constitutional authority strikes down social media ban for under-15s • Bono Region inaugurates committee for 42nd National Farmers’ Day celebration in Sunyani • Baba Sadiq promises to deepen Ghana-Nigeria ties as High Commissioner • Court stops Imo, police from disrupting Rep’s rallies • Adansi North health workers threaten strike over alleged encroachment on facility land • Mahama inspects Bolgatanga-Bawku-Pulmakom road project • Retired Fire Officer granted GH¢350,000 bail over alleged recruitment scam • Ogunshola Warriors retain PUNCH Summer Week football title after 5-4 penalty shootout win • NFF sets up committee to investigate Super Falcons’ World Cup failure • Preseason: Rashford in Man Utd squad for AC Milan friendly • 2027: FG Calls on Youths to Participate in Electoral Process • Mbaroni akituhumiwa kumuua baba yake mdogo na mke wake • NHRC warns politicians, religious leaders against hate speech ahead of 2027 elections • Switzerland appoints Dr Thomas Oertle as new Ambassador to Ghana, Benin and Togo • Osun Election: IPC deploys AI to protect journalists • One judgment, thirty-six rulebooks: the compliance bill facing Nigeria’s digital gaming operators • Osun poll: CSO urges residents to protect votes, prevent intimidation • Kano Chief Judge orders release of seven inmates on medical grounds • 10 African countries with the highest total rail coverage in 2026 • Alleged cyberstalking: Court remands ex-NBA chairman in DSS custody • France's constitutional authority strikes down social media ban for under-15s • Bono Region inaugurates committee for 42nd National Farmers’ Day celebration in Sunyani • Baba Sadiq promises to deepen Ghana-Nigeria ties as High Commissioner • Court stops Imo, police from disrupting Rep’s rallies • Adansi North health workers threaten strike over alleged encroachment on facility land • Mahama inspects Bolgatanga-Bawku-Pulmakom road project • Retired Fire Officer granted GH¢350,000 bail over alleged recruitment scam • Ogunshola Warriors retain PUNCH Summer Week football title after 5-4 penalty shootout win • NFF sets up committee to investigate Super Falcons’ World Cup failure • Preseason: Rashford in Man Utd squad for AC Milan friendly • 2027: FG Calls on Youths to Participate in Electoral Process • Mbaroni akituhumiwa kumuua baba yake mdogo na mke wake • NHRC warns politicians, religious leaders against hate speech ahead of 2027 elections • Switzerland appoints Dr Thomas Oertle as new Ambassador to Ghana, Benin and Togo • Osun Election: IPC deploys AI to protect journalists • One judgment, thirty-six rulebooks: the compliance bill facing Nigeria’s digital gaming operators • Osun poll: CSO urges residents to protect votes, prevent intimidation • Kano Chief Judge orders release of seven inmates on medical grounds

August 14, 2026|14:55

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