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Prayer must not replace action and accountability in GoldBod debate — Karbo to Duncan Williams • The Hotspot | Extreme heat has changed elite sport this summer – it must adapt to survive • Meet Segun Phillips, Nigerian billionaire who left banking to unlock property investment opportunities • Brila Media and NAFA renew partnership to expand American football’s reach in Nigeria • Osun: We did everything possible – Farouq Aliyu reveals why APC lost • Transfer: Mourinho approves Real Madrid’s move for Arsenal midfielder • 'NPP will win 2028 elections if we are united' – Bawumia • Health Minister cautions Boards against interfering in day-to-day management • President Mahama wants Ghana where no woman dies giving birth – Deputy Health Minister • Iran blames US presence for Gulf waters pollution after oil spills • One dead after tanker and Toyota Voxy collide on Kasoa-Winneba road • ‘I don’t want to be part of Nigerian politics; it’s evil’ — Davido • Osun victory, demonstration of people’s power- Timi Frank • Diri praises deputy governor’s humility, capacity • 20-year-old man drowns while crossing Ghana-Togo border river in Tempane • MREIF Half-Year Earnings Reflect Continued Growth in Affordable Mortgage Lending • Russia’s oil decline deepens as new projects fall short • O’Neill’s Celtic through to Scottish League Cup quarter finals • Africa’s debt is safer, but more expensive • Expert demands world-class tourism corridor along Lagos coastal highway • Prayer must not replace action and accountability in GoldBod debate — Karbo to Duncan Williams • The Hotspot | Extreme heat has changed elite sport this summer – it must adapt to survive • Meet Segun Phillips, Nigerian billionaire who left banking to unlock property investment opportunities • Brila Media and NAFA renew partnership to expand American football’s reach in Nigeria • Osun: We did everything possible – Farouq Aliyu reveals why APC lost • Transfer: Mourinho approves Real Madrid’s move for Arsenal midfielder • 'NPP will win 2028 elections if we are united' – Bawumia • Health Minister cautions Boards against interfering in day-to-day management • President Mahama wants Ghana where no woman dies giving birth – Deputy Health Minister • Iran blames US presence for Gulf waters pollution after oil spills • One dead after tanker and Toyota Voxy collide on Kasoa-Winneba road • ‘I don’t want to be part of Nigerian politics; it’s evil’ — Davido • Osun victory, demonstration of people’s power- Timi Frank • Diri praises deputy governor’s humility, capacity • 20-year-old man drowns while crossing Ghana-Togo border river in Tempane • MREIF Half-Year Earnings Reflect Continued Growth in Affordable Mortgage Lending • Russia’s oil decline deepens as new projects fall short • O’Neill’s Celtic through to Scottish League Cup quarter finals • Africa’s debt is safer, but more expensive • Expert demands world-class tourism corridor along Lagos coastal highway

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China’s retail sales, factory activity lagged in July

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China’s retail sales and factory activity grew slower in July, missing forecasts and highlighting persistent pressure on the world’s second-largest economy Read More: https://punchng.com/chinas-retail-sales-factory-activity-lagged-in-july/

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