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The Progressive Small Scale Miners Association of Ghana alleges that military, police and other state actors are demanding up to GH¢2.5 million from miners and warns of a shoot‑to‑kill approach that could violate human rights.
Antimicrobial misuse in livestock and fish farming could heighten the country’s public health burden, says animal health specialist Dr Benjamin Kissi Sasu.
Economic and environmental policy analyst Michael Adofo Abuah cautions that supply‑side pressures in energy and transport could derail job creation and growth as the government gears up for the New Economy agenda.
The former minister urges the government to back its New Economy Budget with verifiable data on jobs, investments and real income gains, warning that slogans alone will not satisfy Ghanaians’ pressing needs.
The Young Entrepreneurs Federation of the African Continental Free Trade Area will unveil a new institution in Tamale that blends historical preservation with a tourism push for Northern Ghana.
The Accra‑based businessman disputes a signature on a loan indemnity deed used to secure a £18 million loan for a serviced‑apartment project on Oxford Street.
Minister Samuel Nartey George outlined a four‑point plan at an ITU event in Doha, calling for stronger cooperation to protect and restore digital infrastructure worldwide.
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