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France to Boost Ebola Funding in Eastern DRC Amid Resurgence Fears
Foreign Minister Jean‑Noel Barrot announced a €13.4 million pledge and plans for further aid as the virus threatens to flare up again.
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France Detains Over 400 in Student Protests Across the Country
Police arrested more than 400 people, mainly minors, after high‑school blockades sparked by overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages.
Sports
Olise’s Late Solo Goal Secures France’s Nations League Win Over Belgium
Michael Olise’s 88th‑minute strike gave the Les Bleus a 1‑0 victory in Brussels, marking Zinedine Zidane’s second win in charge.
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Pope Leo XIV Arrives in Paris for Four‑Day Visit, Half‑Million Expected at Champs‑Élysées Mass
The Pope will spend a week in France, drawing crowds from the Place de la Concorde to Metz and Lourdes, while President Macron greets him at Orly but will not attend the Masses.
Politics
Mahama Urges Europe to Deepen Restitution Efforts
Ghana’s former president called for a global framework to streamline the return of African cultural property after thanking the Netherlands, Germany and France for recent steps.
Entertainment
Kim Kardashian Wins €1 Compensation for 2016 Paris Robbery
A Paris court awarded the amount she requested, acknowledging her as a victim of the 2016 hotel heist that left her bound and zip‑tied.
Sports
Black Princesses Edge Close to Historic Knockout Spot vs France
Ghana’s U‑20 women’s side are on the brink of becoming the first team from the country to reach the knockout stages of the FIFA U‑20 Women’s World Cup, with a win over France the key.
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France Seizes €225 Million Cocaine From Ghana Shipment at Dunkirk
A container of plastic waste arriving from Ghana was found to hide nearly 3.9 tonnes of cocaine destined for Antwerp, leading to its destruction and an investigation into the criminal network.
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French Trial Begins Over 31 Migrants Killed in Channel Disaster
Fourteen men face smuggling charges after a dinghy carrying Iraqi Kurds and other nationals capsized in November 2021, killing 27 and leaving four missing.
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Niger Accuses France of Inciting Soldiers’ Mutiny at Key Airbase
The government blamed France for provoking an attack by mutinous troops on a strategic military airbase last week, as announced on state television Friday.
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Koku Anyidoho Forgives NDC Chairman Asiedu Nketiah After Decades of Rift
The former deputy general secretary of the National Democratic Congress publicly declared his forgiveness for party chair Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, marking the end of a long‑standing feud as the party’s 21‑year era draws to a close.
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CPA Marks 20 Years Without Consumer Protection Law, Urges Bill Passage by December
The Consumer Protection Agency has called on President and Parliament to enact Ghana’s long‑awaited bill before the end of 2026, warning consumers remain exposed to unfair practices.
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AG Recommends Charging NDC Chairman Ashie‑Moore Over Alleged Theft
The Attorney‑General’s office has urged prosecutors to file a theft charge against Greater Accra NDC chairman Emmanuel Nii Ashie‑Moore after evidence suggests he removed a Singaporean businessman’s luggage while the man was in police custody.
Politics
Mahama Urges UK to Prioritise Africa’s Debt Challenges During G20 Presidency
President John Dramani Mahama called on the United Kingdom to use its 2027 G20 chairmanship to push for debt‑reform and better financing for African development.
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Bagbin Promises Passage of Anti‑LGBTQ Bill After Parliamentary Review
Speaker Alban Bagbin told a national PR conference that the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill will be re‑examined and passed as a consensus law.
Entertainment
Jay Nice Plans First Solo Show After Two‑Year Break
The emerging musician stresses sponsorship challenges as he prepares to host his own concert on Saturday, October 31.