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What Property Owners Should Know About Preparing A Site Before A New Fence Is Installed • 2027: Plateau board warns politicians against pasting posters on public property • 20 NSCDC officers suspended over deaths of detained suspected illegal miners • High flood to hit Lagos, Delta, Imo, 12 other states in 7 days – NiHSA • Ebonyi governor sacks works commissioner • JPMorgan struggles to forecast oil price as Iran war deepens Nigeria’s petrol concerns • 2027: Atiku’s loyalist dumps ADC Rep ticket, backs Tinubu’s re-election • NPFL: Buter declares Sporting Lagos readiness for Abia Warriors clash • Scotland proposes 3 visa routes to attract Nigerian, other foreign workers • Replay review confirms goal line stop as Texas Tech beats Houston • Hoodlums kill popular Enugu opposition politician • Brighton v Arsenal, Newcastle v Hull and more: clockwatch – live • I was born here, Senegal job is a homecoming – Patrick Vieira • Kano by-election records low voter turnout • Inter Milan And Italy Icon Mazzola Dies Aged 83 • Always on his majesty’s side, Badenoch backs King Charles in memoir row • Jehovah’s Witnesses adjust blood transfusion policy • Ndejembi aonya ubinafsi taasisi 39 za Muungano • Rais Mwinyi atoa njia ya kukabili tatizo la ajira kwa vijana • Sixty years of the written word, By Ezra Angai • What Property Owners Should Know About Preparing A Site Before A New Fence Is Installed • 2027: Plateau board warns politicians against pasting posters on public property • 20 NSCDC officers suspended over deaths of detained suspected illegal miners • High flood to hit Lagos, Delta, Imo, 12 other states in 7 days – NiHSA • Ebonyi governor sacks works commissioner • JPMorgan struggles to forecast oil price as Iran war deepens Nigeria’s petrol concerns • 2027: Atiku’s loyalist dumps ADC Rep ticket, backs Tinubu’s re-election • NPFL: Buter declares Sporting Lagos readiness for Abia Warriors clash • Scotland proposes 3 visa routes to attract Nigerian, other foreign workers • Replay review confirms goal line stop as Texas Tech beats Houston • Hoodlums kill popular Enugu opposition politician • Brighton v Arsenal, Newcastle v Hull and more: clockwatch – live • I was born here, Senegal job is a homecoming – Patrick Vieira • Kano by-election records low voter turnout • Inter Milan And Italy Icon Mazzola Dies Aged 83 • Always on his majesty’s side, Badenoch backs King Charles in memoir row • Jehovah’s Witnesses adjust blood transfusion policy • Ndejembi aonya ubinafsi taasisi 39 za Muungano • Rais Mwinyi atoa njia ya kukabili tatizo la ajira kwa vijana • Sixty years of the written word, By Ezra Angai

September 19, 2026|13:07

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Ghana’s Digital Political Conversation: Policy Gains, Accountability Battles and the Persistent Personalisation of Politics

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

The IMANI Public Understanding and Literacy for Sentiment and Election analysis (PULSE) framework is designed to assess public sentiment across digital and media ecosystems regarding major political contenders, identifying dominant narratives, emerging trends, and key influencers shaping online political discourse.

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