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Club Brugge Pay Tribute To Onyedika After Eintracht Frankfurt Switch • Female driver dies in Lagos road crash • Woman dies as car crashes into building in Lagos • Popular political singer Kosan Waka dies at 47 • Transfer: Onyedika moves to Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt • The Sundiata Post Model (5): Seven pillars of the realm of the long term, By Max Amuchie • Police probe viral video of officers assaulting gold seller • TRENDING: Kano TikTok star tackles Adam Zango following divorce of sixth wife • Airport area to experience five-hour power outage – ECG • AMA fines Rawlings Park food vendors GH¢1,000 each for defying National Sanitation Day directive • Ghana Boundary Commission assesses Ghana-Togo border, engages communities in Oti Region • Cape Coast Technical University moves to introduce compulsory AI • President Mahama reacts to viral Tema New Town fish video • Militants bow to troops’ pressure, surrender arms in Southeast -Nigerian Army • Why Kenyans' trust gap on IEBC continues to grow • Peller, Jarvis wedding: Area boys were more than guests – Isaac Fayose hits Tinubu over hunger • Matumizi binafsi kimbilio la mikopo • Hardship: Your economic policies are hurting Nigerians – Emejuru tells Tinubu • 2027: Kwankwaso receives APC defectors into NDC in Kano • Real Madrid welcome scrapping of FIFA’s World Cup investor plan • Club Brugge Pay Tribute To Onyedika After Eintracht Frankfurt Switch • Female driver dies in Lagos road crash • Woman dies as car crashes into building in Lagos • Popular political singer Kosan Waka dies at 47 • Transfer: Onyedika moves to Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt • The Sundiata Post Model (5): Seven pillars of the realm of the long term, By Max Amuchie • Police probe viral video of officers assaulting gold seller • TRENDING: Kano TikTok star tackles Adam Zango following divorce of sixth wife • Airport area to experience five-hour power outage – ECG • AMA fines Rawlings Park food vendors GH¢1,000 each for defying National Sanitation Day directive • Ghana Boundary Commission assesses Ghana-Togo border, engages communities in Oti Region • Cape Coast Technical University moves to introduce compulsory AI • President Mahama reacts to viral Tema New Town fish video • Militants bow to troops’ pressure, surrender arms in Southeast -Nigerian Army • Why Kenyans' trust gap on IEBC continues to grow • Peller, Jarvis wedding: Area boys were more than guests – Isaac Fayose hits Tinubu over hunger • Matumizi binafsi kimbilio la mikopo • Hardship: Your economic policies are hurting Nigerians – Emejuru tells Tinubu • 2027: Kwankwaso receives APC defectors into NDC in Kano • Real Madrid welcome scrapping of FIFA’s World Cup investor plan

August 2, 2026|15:48

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Heatwaves to increase 'fivefold by 2050', warns French weather bureau chief

Modern Ghana about 3 hours 1 mins read

We are already seeing the effects of climate change, Schwarz told France Inter radio. We have experienced more heatwaves in the last 15 years than in the preceding 60 years . . . and we expect a fivefold increase by 2050 and a tenfold increase by 2100.

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