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Minority leader, Afenyo-Markin reportedly owes MASLOC GH¢500,000
Alexander Afenyo-Markin, the Minority Leader and MP for Efutu, has allegedly defaulted on a GH¢500,000 loan from Microfinance and Small Loans Centre.
Sub chief and wife die in deadly house fire amid rainfall
A midnight fire at Asuakwa near Sunyani killed sub chief Nana Siribour Ampoo II and his wife as residents struggled to save them during heavy rain.
Why ex-Belgium star turned his back on European country to play for Ghana after WC qualification
Francis Amuzu has explained his decision to represent Ghana at the international level after previously rejecting attempts by the Ghana Football Association.
Nana Agradaa speaks from prison after celebrating first birthday behind bars, Asiamah drops details
Nana Agradaa's husband, Angel Asiamah has stirred emotions on social media after opening up on his wife's reaction to celebrating her first birthday behind bars.
Ghanaian woman breaks down in tears while listening to ‘Run Away’ by Gyakie and Khaid
A Ghanaian woman broke down in tears while listening to ‘Run Away’ by Gyakie and Khaid at her salon job, sparking emotional reactions on social media.
Maradona's heirs sign deal with Swedish company to market brand
The five heirs to Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona, who died in 2020, have signed a deal with Swedish-Iranian businessman Ash Pournouri and his company Electa Global to market products under the Maradona name, the Swedish company said Tuesday.
Referee collapses during French football match, as prayers flood in
A French district football match was abandoned after a linesman, Stephane Drouard, collapsed on the pitch, leaving players, fans, and worried, and sending prayers.
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"Stop complaining and fix the roads yourselves": Presidential staffer tells Adenta residents
Anthony Nukpenu, a presidential staffer, is facing backlash from Ghanaians online after telling Adenta residents to stop complaining and fix their own roads.
US tariffs take big bite out of Swiss exports
Stiff US tariffs on Switzerland badly hurt the Alpine country's exports in the third quarter, official figures showed Tuesday, with Swiss watchmakers suffering badly. First-quarter exports soared as orders for Swiss pharmaceuticals jumped in the US, where American importers were rushing to get ahead of Trump's tariffs.
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