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Poor road conditions turn Kasoa–Mallam commute into 4-hour exhausting ordeal
Motorists and commuters using the Kasoa–Mallam Highway, particularly the SCC–Old Barrier stretch and the Mallam Junction corridor, are enduring worsening traffic conditions that have turned daily tra…
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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 6, 2026; Ex-NAFCO Boss Arrested At Airport
Ato Forson sits on $200m world bank cash as floods kill 40 Govt settles $700m Eurobond debt Minority demands flood probe and MORE…
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Two bodies recovered at Adakope near Weija
The remains of two persons suspected to have died in recent flooding have been retrieved at Adakope near Weija in the Weija Gbawe Municipality of the Greater Accra Region. The bodies were discovered …
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Council of State calls for stricter enforcement of building laws to stop flooding
The Council of State has called for stricter enforcement of planning and building regulations to curb recurring flooding and minimise disaster risks across the country. It urged Metropolitan, Municip…
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South African Police says Killing of Ghanaian linked to extortion, not protests
The South African Police Service (SAPS) in the Western Cape has confirmed the fatal shooting of a Ghanaian national in Nyanga, stating that preliminary investigations suggest the killing was linked t…
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Trader loses 15 shops in Odawna disaster as she lament all her hard work is gone
A trader at the Odawna Rubber Factory Market near Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra says she has lost 15 shops stocked with goods worth about GH¢100,000 each after floodwaters and a subsequent fire ravag…
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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 2, 2026; President leads nation in prayer
Flooding: Ghana’s politicians have failed! Mahama warns youth against drug abuse Dada Joe Remix pleads guilty in $4.4m US romance scam and MORE…
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President John Dramani Mahama has declared that Ghana’s economy among Africa’s best performers
President John Dramani Mahama has declared that Ghana’s economy is now regarded as one of the best-performing on the African continent, citing improvements in key economic indicators and the country’…
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Stop blaming politicians alone for corruption — Apostle Nyamekye, Chairman of the Church of Pentecost to Ghanaians
The Chairman of the Church of Pentecost, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, has urged Ghanaians to stop placing the blame for corruption solely on politicians, insisting that citizens must also accept responsibi…
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Accra flooding a governance failure, not just a rainfall problem — Environmental scientist, Professor Chris Gordon
An environmental scientist, Professor Chris Gordon, has stated that Accra’s recurring flooding is not simply the result of heavy rainfall, but a deeper failure of urban planning, environmental manage…