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John Boadu secures No. 1 spot as NPP National Chairman ballot positions emerge

John Boadu has secured the No. 1 ballot position for the NPP National Chairman election, ahead of Sammy Crabbe, Paul Afoko and Boakye Agyarko
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NPP election shake-up: Salam Mustapha withdraws from National Organiser race

Salam Mustapha has withdrawn from the NPP National Organiser race, citing circumstances beyond his control while reaffirming his commitment to the party
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Asiedu Nketiah urges political parties to rebuild public trust

NDC National Chairman Asiedu Nketiah has urged political parties to improve leadership development, governance preparation and public trust
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Education crisis: Afenyo-Markin demands urgent intervention over WASSCE, BECE

Education Minister Afenyo-Markin has called for urgent action over challenges in the education sector regarding the WASSCE and the BECE school placement system

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COPEC sounds fresh fuel price alarm as crude oil surges past $100

COPEC warns fuel prices in Ghana could rise from September 16 as Brent crude oil tops $100 and market and importation premiums remain high

Ghana’s economy grows 6.0% in Q2 2026, first-half growth hits 6.2% – GSS

Ghana’s economy grew 6.2% in H1 2026, driven by 30.9% ICT growth and 53% investment surge. Services lead, but agriculture lags. Full GSS breakdown inside

GUTA urges consumers not to panic over 5% August inflation

GUTA President Clement Boateng has urged consumers not to panic over Ghana’s 5% August inflation, saying the increase is marginal and unlikely to drive prices higher

Fuel prices set to rise again from Sept 1; petrol could hit GH¢16.21 – COPEC

COPEC forecasts fuel price hike from Sept 1: petrol to GH¢16.21, diesel to GH¢17.61 despite cedi appreciation. LPG also set to rise. Details inside

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8 best foods for better sleep: What to eat before bed

Discover 8 foods for better sleep, including kiwi, tart cherries, nuts, turkey and eggs, plus the nutrients that may help you sleep more sound

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