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UTAG and three other labour unions running public tertiary education in Ghana have declared an indefinite strike on October 17 threatening university education.
Petrol and diesel prices went up again over the weekend at filling stations across Ghana, pushing the two main transport fuels up by some 16% on October 16.
Ghana could face a national security problem if the dangerous activities of gun-toting illegal miners are not stamped out very soon, Kwame Sefa Kayi has said.
Galamsey is not only a problem for the government but also the Asante monarch. Otumfuo Osei Tutu II wonders how it persists amid very firm efforts to quell it.
There is high suspicion that backers are behind the prepaid metering challenge that has hit the Electricity Company of Ghana. National Security has been called.
A video trending online shows some men firing sporadically at unidentified assailants said to be illegal miners operating Akyem Apapam in the Easter Region.
An educationist has said it is not necessary for the West African Examination Council (WAEC) to be scrapped as has been proposed but reviews are necessary.
Another military is brewing in Burkina Faso, after numerous reports say gunshots have been heard near the presidential palace. Schools have been closed Friday.
Dr Richard Amoako Baah has called for a new constitution to limit the powers of the Executive, which he blames for the current challenge the nation is facing.
George Nyavor
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