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Vyoo 72 kujengwa shule za Nanyamba, wasichana walengwa • AFCON 2027Q: Chelle Unveils Super Eagles Starting XI Vs Madagascar • Cole Palmer missing many opportunities due to injuries — Tuchel • Ebola spread in DRC linked to delayed detection, insecurity — Africa CDC • Three years after doctor’s death, Lagos hospital’s elevator still not operational • Kebbi police arrest Nigerian wanted for murder in Niger • 2027: Wike to lead campaign team for Tinubu’s re-election in FCT, Rivers • Nigeria XI vs Madagascar: Nwabali returns, as Adams, Ilenikhena lead attack • Nigeria Vs Madagascar Live Blogging: AFCON 2027 Qualification; Group L Matchday 1 • From Guitarists to Athletes, Meet the 12 Miss Guiné-Bissau UK 2026 Contestants • Super Falcons defender Osinachi Ohale retires from international football • Binaba Chief donates dual desks to Binaba Primary School to end furniture crisis • Ghana, UK explore new partnership to transform sports development • Ghana calls for stronger action on Africa’s children at UNGA • Ghana concludes cocoa freight negotiations for 2026/27 season • Bolgatanga: Man found dead by roadside in Sumbrungu as police investigate • Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga demand sweeping FIFA reforms • Zeta Brent Education Puts Nigeria in Direct Contact with Leading International Schools at Lagos Conference • Will Spain bring more pain for Tuchel’s tired England? • Gov Mbah suspends Enugu monarch over alleged misconduct • Vyoo 72 kujengwa shule za Nanyamba, wasichana walengwa • AFCON 2027Q: Chelle Unveils Super Eagles Starting XI Vs Madagascar • Cole Palmer missing many opportunities due to injuries — Tuchel • Ebola spread in DRC linked to delayed detection, insecurity — Africa CDC • Three years after doctor’s death, Lagos hospital’s elevator still not operational • Kebbi police arrest Nigerian wanted for murder in Niger • 2027: Wike to lead campaign team for Tinubu’s re-election in FCT, Rivers • Nigeria XI vs Madagascar: Nwabali returns, as Adams, Ilenikhena lead attack • Nigeria Vs Madagascar Live Blogging: AFCON 2027 Qualification; Group L Matchday 1 • From Guitarists to Athletes, Meet the 12 Miss Guiné-Bissau UK 2026 Contestants • Super Falcons defender Osinachi Ohale retires from international football • Binaba Chief donates dual desks to Binaba Primary School to end furniture crisis • Ghana, UK explore new partnership to transform sports development • Ghana calls for stronger action on Africa’s children at UNGA • Ghana concludes cocoa freight negotiations for 2026/27 season • Bolgatanga: Man found dead by roadside in Sumbrungu as police investigate • Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga demand sweeping FIFA reforms • Zeta Brent Education Puts Nigeria in Direct Contact with Leading International Schools at Lagos Conference • Will Spain bring more pain for Tuchel’s tired England? • Gov Mbah suspends Enugu monarch over alleged misconduct

September 25, 2026|15:20

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John Dramani Mahama

Mahama visits Nasdaq Stock Market, says Ghana is open for business

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President John Dramani Mahama has invited American businesses to deepen their investments in Ghana, highlighting opportunities in manufacturing, energy, technology and value addition as the country seeks to position itself as a production hub for the African market.

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