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On 21 October 2026, concrete fragments fell from a high‑rise near Tetteh Quarshie Interchange, prompting a review of safety protocols for Ghanaian construction sites.
The aircraft, bound for Sofia, was escorted by a Hungarian Gripen fighter jet and diverted to Liszt Ferenc International Airport for security checks.
From New York to Brussels, Ghana’s ambassadors are turning high‑level resolutions into concrete action and negotiating the country’s voice in international law, trade and human rights.
A Nigerian‑registered articulated truck has been parked on the busy Achimota stretch of the Accra–Nsawam road for over a month, prompting CUTS International to call for urgent inspection and removal.
The partnership will roll out 100,000 two‑wheelers and 100,000 three‑wheelers nationwide, offering lease‑to‑own access for Ghanaian youth.
The Christian charity is delivering school kits, books and gifts to children with disabilities and the Fulani community while urging partners to join its mission.
Consolidated Bank Ghana’s Eva Ackuaku says complex family land titles and lack of documentation are preventing banks from funding tree‑planting and restoration projects across the country.
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