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Government negotiates to buy Teshie desalination plant after US$235m arbitration award • EOCO clarifies Nana Baffour Awuah's parliamentary immunity amid attempted arrest • Osahen Afenyo-Markin hands over as head of Ghana’s delegation to ECOWAS Parliament • Ghana Jollof case: High Court adjourns Salomey Bafoh's bail application to September 24 • Rainbow Coalition: Aggrieved governors explore alliance with Atiku to counter Wike • MPR Cut: Why cheaper loans may not come soon – Experts • Diverting tithes, offerings, others to private businesses criminal offence – EFCC warns • Turkey: Update on Osimhen, Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches with Kasımpaşa, Barcelona • CCB probes assets of 20 ministers, 30 perm secs — Chairman • New Djibouti fuel terminal plans to move Ethiopia’s fuel by train • Ethiopia opens capital markets to everyday investors with CIS directive • 2023: How we voted Obi, denied Atiku South-South votes — Wike • US imposes new visa restrictions on birth tourism operators • Traditional Medicine Council shuts down M.Y Caesar Company Ltd in Kumasi • Ada-Foah residents petition DISEC over alleged access road blockage at Maano • EOCO says Manhyia South MP Baffour Awuah ignored two invitations for interrogation in February 2026 • Ghana, China renew commitment to stronger trade and development ties • We are not against accountability but call your appointees to order — Minority to Mahama after reported EOCO incident • Courageous benevolence and the next cohort of public sector leaders, By Adedotun Eyinade • التيجاني عبد القادر.. كلاكيت تاني مرة • Government negotiates to buy Teshie desalination plant after US$235m arbitration award • EOCO clarifies Nana Baffour Awuah's parliamentary immunity amid attempted arrest • Osahen Afenyo-Markin hands over as head of Ghana’s delegation to ECOWAS Parliament • Ghana Jollof case: High Court adjourns Salomey Bafoh's bail application to September 24 • Rainbow Coalition: Aggrieved governors explore alliance with Atiku to counter Wike • MPR Cut: Why cheaper loans may not come soon – Experts • Diverting tithes, offerings, others to private businesses criminal offence – EFCC warns • Turkey: Update on Osimhen, Lemina ahead of Galatasaray’s matches with Kasımpaşa, Barcelona • CCB probes assets of 20 ministers, 30 perm secs — Chairman • New Djibouti fuel terminal plans to move Ethiopia’s fuel by train • Ethiopia opens capital markets to everyday investors with CIS directive • 2023: How we voted Obi, denied Atiku South-South votes — Wike • US imposes new visa restrictions on birth tourism operators • Traditional Medicine Council shuts down M.Y Caesar Company Ltd in Kumasi • Ada-Foah residents petition DISEC over alleged access road blockage at Maano • EOCO says Manhyia South MP Baffour Awuah ignored two invitations for interrogation in February 2026 • Ghana, China renew commitment to stronger trade and development ties • We are not against accountability but call your appointees to order — Minority to Mahama after reported EOCO incident • Courageous benevolence and the next cohort of public sector leaders, By Adedotun Eyinade • التيجاني عبد القادر.. كلاكيت تاني مرة

September 23, 2026|19:13

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Gender Ministry outlines 2027–2030 priorities at budget hearing

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The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has outlined its key priorities for the 2027 ndash;2030 period, with renewed focus on strengthening social protection, protecting vulnerable groups and improving access to social welfare services.

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