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Gulf on Edge: Missile Strikes Target US Military, Region Braces for Response
Missile strikes target US military sites across the Gulf, escalating regional tensions. Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and UAE report attacks. What’s next for the Middle East?

Family Feud Explodes: Abusuapanin Tupac Clashes with Parkoso Chiefs!
Explosive family feud in Ghana! Abusuapanin Tupac clashes with Parkoso chiefs over Daddy Lumba’s legacy. Accusations fly, and tensions escalate!

Family Feud Erupts: Lumba Kin Threaten Chief, Asantehene’s Intervention Sought
A family leadership dispute erupts in Ghana! Abusuapanin Tupac faces threats, but claims only the Asantehene can remove him. All eyes on Manhyia Palace.

Kumawood Star Patricia Osei Turns Herself In: What We Know So Far
Kumawood actress Patricia Osei surrenders to police. Get the latest updates on the investigation and the events leading up to her surrender.

SIM Card Reset: Ghana Announces New National Registration Drive
Ghana announces a nationwide SIM card re-registration initiative with live NIA verification and biometric data. Aims to improve security and user experience.

Ghana’s Nurses and Midwives: Salary Arrears Finally Addressed!
Ghana’s government approves a plan to pay outstanding salary arrears to nurses and midwives in four installments between April and July. A boost for healthcare!

Birthday Blues: Politician Foregoes Celebration Amid Cocoa Farmer Crisis
Ghanaian politician skips birthday celebration in solidarity with cocoa farmers, accusing the NDC government of neglecting their needs. Read the full story now.

Ghana’s Economic Crossroads: Is Export-Led Growth the Answer?
Ghana’s economy needs an export boost! Explore Dr. Kabiru’s vision for export-led growth, diversification, and a more resilient economic future for Ghana.

Wontumi: Judge My Actions, Not My Accent, Party Leader Declares
Chairman Wontumi urges evaluation based on competence, not English skills, igniting debate on leadership in Ghana. Is fluency more important than results?
