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FLASHBACK: ‘I leave my clothes and shoes with women who have my children’ — Kwam 1 • NSCDC Arrests Driver In Anambra Over Alleged Attempt To Run Over Officers • UNILAG withdraws ‘Do not shake hands’ anti-rape advisory after backlash • NANS plans protest over ex-FUOYE SUG president’s remand • Katsina security outfit kills over 40 bandits, repels attack • Mind the ever-growing gap: the Premier League keeps spending big • Three promising business opportunities in Somalia • He gave you golden opportunity – Presidency reacts to Peter Obi’s interview • ‘A PR disaster’ — Presidency knocks Peter Obi over TV interview • Group: Tinubu’s Approval of 28,000 Army Recruitment Will Boost Fight against Insecurity • Mutfwang Congratulates Ibrahim Pam on Appointment as Acting Head of World Bank Accountability Office • Osun governorship poll can’t be rigged – Gov. Adeleke • Ayra Starr makes first appearance in ‘children of blood and bone’ teaser • Kalu heads APC Security Committee Secretariat for Osun governorship election • “Ghana Must Borrow Wisely, Not Stop Borrowing”— NDC’s Acheampong Defends Government’s Loan Strategy • Mampontenghene Gives Boodede’s ‘Self‑Acclaimed Chief’ One Week to Answer Stool Land Theft Allegations • Chelsea Lead Race To Sign Henderson • Kwara APC Waxes Stronger, Ready to Win Elections, Says Gov AbdulRazaq • Plateau Igbo Group Hails Gov. Mutfwang for ‘Historic’ Civil War Apology • How soldiers’ pay rise to N100,000 was achieved — Defence minister • FLASHBACK: ‘I leave my clothes and shoes with women who have my children’ — Kwam 1 • NSCDC Arrests Driver In Anambra Over Alleged Attempt To Run Over Officers • UNILAG withdraws ‘Do not shake hands’ anti-rape advisory after backlash • NANS plans protest over ex-FUOYE SUG president’s remand • Katsina security outfit kills over 40 bandits, repels attack • Mind the ever-growing gap: the Premier League keeps spending big • Three promising business opportunities in Somalia • He gave you golden opportunity – Presidency reacts to Peter Obi’s interview • ‘A PR disaster’ — Presidency knocks Peter Obi over TV interview • Group: Tinubu’s Approval of 28,000 Army Recruitment Will Boost Fight against Insecurity • Mutfwang Congratulates Ibrahim Pam on Appointment as Acting Head of World Bank Accountability Office • Osun governorship poll can’t be rigged – Gov. Adeleke • Ayra Starr makes first appearance in ‘children of blood and bone’ teaser • Kalu heads APC Security Committee Secretariat for Osun governorship election • “Ghana Must Borrow Wisely, Not Stop Borrowing”— NDC’s Acheampong Defends Government’s Loan Strategy • Mampontenghene Gives Boodede’s ‘Self‑Acclaimed Chief’ One Week to Answer Stool Land Theft Allegations • Chelsea Lead Race To Sign Henderson • Kwara APC Waxes Stronger, Ready to Win Elections, Says Gov AbdulRazaq • Plateau Igbo Group Hails Gov. Mutfwang for ‘Historic’ Civil War Apology • How soldiers’ pay rise to N100,000 was achieved — Defence minister

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The economy is good on paper but not yet reflected in the pocket — Elvis Darko

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The Managing News Editor of the Newscaneta newspaper, Elvis Darko, has said Ghana 39;s improving macroeconomic indicators have yet to translate into better living conditions for ordinary citizens. The economy, according to the recent Mid-Year Budget Review presented by the Minister for Finance, Dr.

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