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‘Don’t spend a kobo on a gift for me,’ Shettima shares lessons at 60 • Ukraine minister condemns Motorsport’s decision to lift Russian ban • Mahama will lead the way on National Cathedral if Christians reach consensus – Mahama Ayariga • 5 longest rivers in Africa • Graziano's bold-but-realistic predictions for all 32 NFL teams: Don't be surprised if ... • Inside Curt Cignetti's uber efficient practice at Indiana • College Football Playoff preseason predictions • College football roundtable: Who will win the national title? • PDP mourns Dan Orbih, former National Vice Chairman • Turkey: Sor faces six weeks out with hamstring injury • “I grab Burna Boy’s phone when he goes wild on Instagram Live” – Mother • African nations can use the current crisis to build food systems that can take a hit. Kigali is where it comes together • IN APPRECIATION OF A BROTHER AND COLLEAGUE • Controlling roaming cows in Abuja not our responsibility – Police • Worker jailed after smashing boss’ home, car over wage dispute • Headies rejects claims of sidelining gospel artistes from major categories • There is nothing wrong with having a National Cathedral in Ghana — Mahama Ayariga • 67 injured in road crash involving two buses on Kumasi-Accra Highway • Two dead, six injured in crash involving truck, bus and tricycle on Accra-Kumasi Highway • Ghana’s macroeconomic stability is ‘rented’ and cedi-dependent — Dr Domfeh • ‘Don’t spend a kobo on a gift for me,’ Shettima shares lessons at 60 • Ukraine minister condemns Motorsport’s decision to lift Russian ban • Mahama will lead the way on National Cathedral if Christians reach consensus – Mahama Ayariga • 5 longest rivers in Africa • Graziano's bold-but-realistic predictions for all 32 NFL teams: Don't be surprised if ... • Inside Curt Cignetti's uber efficient practice at Indiana • College Football Playoff preseason predictions • College football roundtable: Who will win the national title? • PDP mourns Dan Orbih, former National Vice Chairman • Turkey: Sor faces six weeks out with hamstring injury • “I grab Burna Boy’s phone when he goes wild on Instagram Live” – Mother • African nations can use the current crisis to build food systems that can take a hit. Kigali is where it comes together • IN APPRECIATION OF A BROTHER AND COLLEAGUE • Controlling roaming cows in Abuja not our responsibility – Police • Worker jailed after smashing boss’ home, car over wage dispute • Headies rejects claims of sidelining gospel artistes from major categories • There is nothing wrong with having a National Cathedral in Ghana — Mahama Ayariga • 67 injured in road crash involving two buses on Kumasi-Accra Highway • Two dead, six injured in crash involving truck, bus and tricycle on Accra-Kumasi Highway • Ghana’s macroeconomic stability is ‘rented’ and cedi-dependent — Dr Domfeh

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Afua Kobi Ampem Girls SHS builds multipurpose drone for firefighting, intelligence and surveillance

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The Engineering Club of Afua Kobi Ampem Girls Senior High School has built a new multipurpose drone designed for intelligence gathering, delivery, firefighting and marine patrol. The drone, according to the club, can also be deployed for surveillance, border patrol and other security-related operations.

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