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Zambia signs US health deal after disputes over data-sharing
Zambia signs $1.5bn five-year health deal with the US, ending a dispute over medical data and mineral rights tied to aid after USAID cuts
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US deportations to African countries unlawful and exploit suffering – rights group
HRW says US deportations of migrants to third-party African countries are unlawful and exploit suffering to deter migration. Over 500 sent since 2025
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Carrying the Nation’s Wealth in the Dark: The Cry of Amoako
Amoako, a cocoa-rich community in Oti Region, lacks electricity, roads and water despite cocoa earning Ghana $2bn yearly. A call for equity and rural development
Business
GoldBod sells $125m to commercial banks in maiden FX auction
Ghana Gold Board sells US$125m to banks in maiden FX auction to commercial banks under its new spot sales framework, part of a plan to sell US$1bn monthly to stabilise the cedi
Business
Tomatoes, rent and ginger drive Ghana’s 5.2% inflation in September
Ghana's inflation rose to 5.2% in September, driven by sharp increases prices of tomatoes, ginger and rent, squeezing household budgets across the country
Business
Ghana to cut $500m rice import bill with $18.8m REWARD project
Ghana unveils $18.8m REWARD rice project in Nov 2026 to cut rice imports, boost local production and support 20,000+ farmers toward self-sufficiency by 2028
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Former Australian bishop jailed for sexually abusing young men
Former Australian bishop Christopher Saunders jailed for six and a half years for sexually abusing two young Aboriginal men, one of the most senior Catholic leaders convicted
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