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Ibrahim Bashiru: Fuel Relief Must Start with D-Levy Removal
Alhaji Ibrahim Bashiru urges the government to remove the D-Levy to lower fuel prices, arguing that the tax is unnecessary and non-negotiable.
Bashiru: Fuel Price Cuts Aren’t Enough to Ease Ghana’s Hardships
Alhaji Ibrahim Bashiru argues that reducing fuel prices alone won’t ease the financial burden on Ghanaians, calling for a more holistic economic approach.
Oliver Baker-Vormawor: Ken Ofori-Atta Released on $65,000 Bond
Activist Oliver Baker-Vormawor reveals Ken Ofori-Atta was released on a $65,000 bond in the US amid delays in Ghana’s extradition request.
Kwame A Plus: Youth Follow NPP and NDC Only Due to Lack of Options
Kwame A Plus argues that Ghanaian youth only support the NPP and NDC due to a lack of viable alternatives, calling for more organized political options.
Mohammed Kudus Ruled Out of World Cup After Hamstring Injury
Ghana’s Mohammed Kudus is ruled out of the FIFA World Cup due to a hamstring relapse, leaving the Black Stars and Tottenham Hotspur facing a major loss.
Ghana’s Black Damsels Win CAF African Schools Championship in Zimbabwe
Ghana’s Black Damsels win the 2026 CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zimbabwe, securing a $300,000 prize for grassroots development.
CPAC Honoured as Most Outstanding in Psychotherapy in Accra
CPAC wins “Most Outstanding in Psychotherapy” at the Greater Accra Business Merit Awards, recognizing its vital impact on mental health in Ghana and abroad.
Edwin Gyimah: One-Week Ultimatum Over 8-Bedroom House Dispute
Former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah issues a one-week ultimatum to his family to vacate his 8-bedroom home amid claims of betrayal and hardship.
AI at Ghana’s Ports: Reform, Resistance, and the Law
Ghana introduces the Publican AI system for customs valuation, sparking a heated debate over revenue goals versus WTO trade laws and transaction values.
Ghana’s Black Damsels Win CAF African Schools Championship in Zimbabwe
Ghana’s Black Damsels win the 2026 CAF African Schools Football Championship in Zimbabwe, securing a $300,000 prize for grassroots development.