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2027 Budget: The state forced to cut nearly 288 billion in spending • University student arrested for killing twin babies • More than 70 men arrested under new anti-LGBTQ+ law • Opposition coalition postpones Aug 18 Summit • Fortuna invests 200 million dollars in the gold potential of Diamba Sud • Alvarez left out of Atletico squad for Marseille friendly • Ghanaians deserve to know the Mahama relative named in Asante Berko bribery case — NPP • Oyo 2027: ‘I’m authentic ADC candidate’ – Adegoke claims • Alleged hajj fraudster Kanimang Bajo freed after charges withdrawn • PROGRESS leader opposes party-led coalition • Sabally says Barrow has already secured third term • TRA yawanoa wadau mabadiliko sheria za kodi • Help me walk again, 17-year-old boy seeks N2m for amputation, artificial limb • Edo Govt raises alarm over rising cases of fathers defiling female children • Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP • 2027 Budget: The state forced to cut nearly 288 billion in spending • University student arrested for killing twin babies • More than 70 men arrested under new anti-LGBTQ+ law • Opposition coalition postpones Aug 18 Summit • Fortuna invests 200 million dollars in the gold potential of Diamba Sud • Alvarez left out of Atletico squad for Marseille friendly • Ghanaians deserve to know the Mahama relative named in Asante Berko bribery case — NPP • Oyo 2027: ‘I’m authentic ADC candidate’ – Adegoke claims • Alleged hajj fraudster Kanimang Bajo freed after charges withdrawn • PROGRESS leader opposes party-led coalition • Sabally says Barrow has already secured third term • TRA yawanoa wadau mabadiliko sheria za kodi • Help me walk again, 17-year-old boy seeks N2m for amputation, artificial limb • Edo Govt raises alarm over rising cases of fathers defiling female children • Barrow predicts Darboe will withdraw from presidential race after NPP–GDC alliance • Police arrest two suspected drug dealers in Delta, recover 132 sachets of tramadol • UDP, 5 opposition parties, 2 movements to sign grand alliance MoU today • Five Detained Ethiopian Journalists Pressured to Admit Terrorism Involvement in Exchange for Release, CPJ Says • 24 parties, IEC pledge peace for 2026 polls • BANJUL CENTRAL NAM CONFIRMS TALKS ABOUT JOINING NPP

August 14, 2026|10:57

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