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Ghana’s trade ministry warns that without robust intelligence and a local value‑retention law, the country could lose control over its own products as Chinese‑financed factories qualify for tariff‑free access.
Petroleum engineering expert Dr Kwame Sarkodie warned that failing to curb methane emissions could cost Ghana access to European export markets and raise investor costs.
Heavy downpours this weekend tore roofs from homes in several farming communities, forcing families to seek shelter elsewhere while NADMO and local authorities assess the damage.
Qualified applicants for the 2026/2027 enlistment will report to designated centers in the Northern and Southern sectors from September 28 to 30, following the closure of online applications.
Oscar Amemasor, 20, and Emmanuel Senunya, 18, were found guilty after pleading guilty to assault and abetment of assault involving a fellow student.
Pre‑tertiary teacher groups will sit down with officials on September 28 in a bid to resolve unpaid promotion arrears and other service conditions that sparked a countrywide walkout.
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research will convene scientists, businesses and policymakers to turn Ghanaian research into market‑ready products and new enterprises.
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