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Ghanaians Urge Jobs, Lower Living Costs in 2027 Budget
A KPMG/UNDP pre‑budget survey shows 71% of respondents want more employment and 54% seek relief from rising living expenses.
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Ghana Inflation Drops, Yet Households Still Feel the Pinch
Professor Fred Dzanku of ISSER warns that a 5.2% inflation rate in September 2026 has not translated into real relief for Ghanaians, as stagnant incomes and high prices keep cost of living high.
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NPP Sees Cost‑of‑Living Crisis as 2028 Election Opportunity
Archibald Gamor Korletey argues rising living costs and school fees could swing voters back to the New Patriotic Party ahead of the December 2028 polls.
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Ghana Urges Global Push for Resilient Telecom Networks
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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Vice‑President Joins GEA CEO to Promote MSMEs at GWES 2026
Professor Jane Naana Opoku‑Agyemang and Ms Margaret Ansei opened the 5th Ghana Women Entrepreneurship Summit, pledging stronger finance, skills and market links for women‑owned businesses.
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Tofamba Unveils New Single "AsumDwe" on November 6
The Ghanaian singer says her latest track is a personal journey of confronting fear and embracing life’s challenges.
Business
VTIS 2026 Targets 800 Participants as Volta Region Advances Innovation Agenda
The two‑day summit in Ho on 10‑11 December will bring together government, academia and industry to strengthen the region’s innovation ecosystem.
Business
FirstBank Ghana Launches FirstCredit Merchant Loan with MMFL and Optasia
The new digital loan gives mobile money merchants and small traders in Ghana quick, collateral‑free working capital through MTN MoMo.
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Ghana Engages Ben Crump to Seek Justice for Nationals Killed in U.S.
The government has hired the renowned civil‑rights lawyer at no cost to the taxpayer, as part of a push to hold those responsible for recent killings of Ghanaians in America accountable.