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Ablekuma North rerun: Chaos erupts as NPP's Hawa Koomson is beaten at polling station
Violence marred the Ablekuma North election rerun on July 11, 2025, after former minister, Mavis Hawa Koomson, was reportedly assaulted at a polling station.
Best 5 Ghanaian players of 2024/25 EPL season, Kudus ranked low
Ranking the top 5 Ghanaian players in the 2024/25 Premier League season, led by Antoine Semenyo’s breakout campaign and Thomas Partey’s key role at Arsenal
Richard Nii-Armah Quaye unveils food bank plan: “No one should go hungry”
Ghanaian philanthropist, Richard Nii-Armah Quaye announced plans to launch Food Banks across Ghana, offering free daily hot meals to support Ghanaians facing hunger.
Ablekuma North rerun: Ghanaian Man of God delivers powerful prophecy about who wins in video
A Ghanaian Man of God has delivered a prophecy about who will win the ongoing Ablekuma North election rerun. His comments got many people talking on social media.
Danes reluctant to embrace retirement at 70
On paper, Kirsten Evans is among the first group of Danes who have to wait until age 70 to retire with a full pension, but she has no intention of waiting that long. But those born after December 31, 1970 -- including Evans -- will have to wait until age 70.
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Police officer slaps a journalist in a sad video at Church of Pentecost polling station
A police officer slapped a GHOne reporter at the Church of Pentecost, North Odorkor 2 polling station during the Ablekuma North rerun on July 11, 2025.
A tour inside the $3 million mansion Diogo Jota has left behind: photos
YEN.com.gh has looked at the lavish mansion of late Liverpool and Portugal winger, Diogo Jota. The footballer tragically passed away on July 3, 2025.
Thomas Partey’s youth team boss accuses him of 5-year neglect
The owner and president of Thomas Partey's youth football team has spoken about the long silence between him and the Arsenal midfielder for the past five years
London's Heathrow eyes higher fees for £10bn upgrade
London's Heathrow Airport on Friday said it plans to invest £10 billion ($14 billion) over the next five years in upgrades to boost passenger numbers, largely funded by higher charges to airlines. Of the £10 billion, £2 billion will come from shareholders, while the remainder will be financed through higher charges paid by airlines -- costs that are often passed on to passengers.
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