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The latest digital governance bill has seen 14 detentions in sixteen months under Sections 207 and 208, raising alarms over press freedom and the use of cybercrime statutes.
The player‑owned league may finally move forward after a court‑approved financing deal with BC Partners Credit, following a Chapter 11 filing and the withdrawal of Saudi backing.
Economist Dr. Charles Abugre argues that Ghana’s use of the central bank to fund GoldBod’s gold purchases shows how domestic institutions can support stability and reduce reliance on external finance.
On October 6, residents of Gbetsile’s Community 25 marched to the Ghana Water Limited office demanding a resolution to the prolonged lack of potable water.
Acting President Benjamin Otoo has told regional and district executives to refrain from acting on contested appointments until the High Court delivers a decision.
The port authority plans to replace grab‑and‑hopper methods with pneumatic suction technology, urging cement firms to adopt cleaner handling practices.
The Electricity Company of Ghana cautions users to avoid private mobile‑money transfers and bogus meter offers that siphon funds from legitimate accounts.
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