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As it happened: USA romps to win over Peru as two teenagers score in their debuts • رجل عجوز بجناحين كبيرين .. قصة قصيرة لجابرييل جارسيا ماركيز • USA thrash Peru as teenage newcomers shine in first step toward 2030 • USMNT 4-1 Peru live – analysis and updates from international friendly in Orlando • Locksley vows to get Maryland 'fixed' after 54-3 drubbing by UCLA • Youth shines as USMNT topples Peru in first post-World Cup match • Ghana cedi to dollar rate: Latest BoG rates for September 25 • BoG breaks silence on rumoured GH¢500 note ahead of new cedi notes launch • 'My skin is crocodile skin, I don't mind insults' – Mahama calls for debate on TikTok, new media regulation • GBA condemns alleged arrest on Manhyia South MP, calls on EOCO to follow constitutional processes • COCOBOD increases cocoa prices for 2026/27 season from GH¢41,392 to GH¢ 42,400: Full breakdown • ‘I never said I’ll declare a state of emergency to end galamsey’ – Mahama • Horns' Simmons apologizes for miming urinating on field vs. Vols • Coughlin first in LPGA history to open round with 9 straight birdies • Desperate Phillies to start Nola on two days' rest • Police arrest son over father’s death in Katsina • V/R: One dead, two injured as grader knocks down pedestrians at Dzodze • Ashanti HIV prevalence remains at 1.59% as new infections decline • Education minister to meet teacher unions on Monday over strike • 134 former NPP MMDCEs of Akufo-Addo administration demand terminal benefits • As it happened: USA romps to win over Peru as two teenagers score in their debuts • رجل عجوز بجناحين كبيرين .. قصة قصيرة لجابرييل جارسيا ماركيز • USA thrash Peru as teenage newcomers shine in first step toward 2030 • USMNT 4-1 Peru live – analysis and updates from international friendly in Orlando • Locksley vows to get Maryland 'fixed' after 54-3 drubbing by UCLA • Youth shines as USMNT topples Peru in first post-World Cup match • Ghana cedi to dollar rate: Latest BoG rates for September 25 • BoG breaks silence on rumoured GH¢500 note ahead of new cedi notes launch • 'My skin is crocodile skin, I don't mind insults' – Mahama calls for debate on TikTok, new media regulation • GBA condemns alleged arrest on Manhyia South MP, calls on EOCO to follow constitutional processes • COCOBOD increases cocoa prices for 2026/27 season from GH¢41,392 to GH¢ 42,400: Full breakdown • ‘I never said I’ll declare a state of emergency to end galamsey’ – Mahama • Horns' Simmons apologizes for miming urinating on field vs. Vols • Coughlin first in LPGA history to open round with 9 straight birdies • Desperate Phillies to start Nola on two days' rest • Police arrest son over father’s death in Katsina • V/R: One dead, two injured as grader knocks down pedestrians at Dzodze • Ashanti HIV prevalence remains at 1.59% as new infections decline • Education minister to meet teacher unions on Monday over strike • 134 former NPP MMDCEs of Akufo-Addo administration demand terminal benefits

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Union alerts Nigerians in South Africa ahead Sept 30 protest

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The Nigerian Union in South Africa (NUSA) has urged Nigerians to be vigilant and avoid protest areas ahead of a planned demonstration on September 30. Read More: https://punchng.com/union-alerts-nigerians-in-south-africa-ahead-sept-30-protest/

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