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Cape Coast: UCC second gate gory accident; One person confirmed dead

Cape Coast: UCC second gate gory accident; One person confirmed dead

At least one person has been confirmed dead in Thursday afternoon’s gory accident in front of the second gate of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) in the Central Region. The accident occurred around 12:48 pm. CCTV footage shows how a tipper truck loaded with sand run over three vehicles at the intersection and a...

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Roadside horror: Driver loses control at Asuboi while dodging child

Roadside horror: Driver loses control at Asuboi while dodging child

A tragic road accident at Suhum–Asuboi along the Accra–Kumasi Highway has left multiple people injured after a driver lost control of his vehicle while trying to avoid a child who darted across the busy road. According to eyewitnesses, the incident occurred on the morning of Thursday, June 19, when a child suddenly ran onto the...

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Parliament secures £800,000 World Bank support to boost economic oversight

Parliament secures £800,000 World Bank support to boost economic oversight

Parliament has secured £800,000 in funding from the World Bank, with backing from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), to train Members of Parliament (MPs) in economic and financial governance. The 18-month initiative, titled “Building the Capacity of Parliamentarians for Economic and Financial Governance,” was officially launched on June 18, 2025. It aims...

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‘No-bra, no-exam’ rule at Nigerian university sparks outrage

‘No-bra, no-exam’ rule at Nigerian university sparks outrage

A university in Nigeria has sparked outrage after a video went viral showing female students being touched to see if they were wearing bras before taking part in an exam. In the footage, female staff at Olabisi Onabanjo University in south-western Ogun State are seen touching some students’ chests as they queue to enter an...

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Floods: Government is focused on improving drainage systems – Works & Housing Minister

Floods: Government is focused on improving drainage systems – Works & Housing Minister

The Minister for Works, Housing and Water Resources, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei has briefed Parliament on recent flooding incidents affecting several parts of the country, citing both natural and human-induced factors as contributing causes. In his address, the minister described flooding as one of Ghana’s most persistent and destructive hazards, often resulting in the loss of...

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‘I’m a clean boy; my success is from music’ – Shatta Wale dismisses claims of fraud involvement

‘I’m a clean boy; my success is from music’ – Shatta Wale dismisses claims of fraud involvement

Popular dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale has responded to critics who claim he’s involved in fraudulent schemes. Following news of the arrests of several Ghanaian ‘businessmen’ allegedly involved in romance and inheritance scams, a video shared on X show Shatta Wale defending his source of income. Among those arrested by the FBI is Isaac Kofi Oduro...

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Negotiations between Thomas Partey and Arsenal not advancing- Sources

Negotiations between Thomas Partey and Arsenal not advancing- Sources

Negotiations between Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey and Arsenal Football Club over a new deal are not advancing as expected. According to Italian Football insider Fabrizio Romano, there is no agreement between the camps at the time of writing and it is likely that the 32 year old could leave the London club prior to the...