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AI Gold Rush: Who Strikes Gold and Who Gets Left Behind
The global AI boom mirrors historic gold rushes, rewarding early investors in infrastructure and those who apply AI to drive productivity, while many lag behind.
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Accra Roads Minister Announces Major Facelift Ahead of 70th Independence Anniversary
Kwame Governs Agbodza unveiled plans to reseal and complete stalled road projects across Accra, aiming to improve safety and connectivity before March 2027 celebrations.
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Dangote to Fund $660m Fuel Pipeline Linking Ethiopia to Djibouti
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has pledged investment in a 120‑km pipeline that will cut fuel transit time to Addis Ababa from five days to one.
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Ashaiman Roads: Residents Demand Answers on Long‑Standing Deterioration
The municipality’s crumbling roads have frustrated commuters, traders and motorists for years, prompting calls from MP Ernest Norgbey and local leaders for a clear government plan.
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GAF Clears 175.6km Corridor for Accra‑Kumasi Expressway Ahead of Schedule
The Ghana Armed Forces finished clearing a 175.6‑kilometre stretch of right‑of‑way for the new expressway in 19 weeks, beating the 20‑week target by a week.
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Banks Urge Joint Platform to Boost Ghana’s Fraud Recovery Rate
The Ghana Association of Banks calls for a shared intelligence system after a 5 % recovery rate in 2025.
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UGBS Researchers Rank in Global Top 2% of Scientists
Four faculty members from the University of Ghana Business School have entered the world’s elite 2% of scientists in the latest Stanford‑Elsevier ranking, underscoring Ghana’s growing research footprint.
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FIFA Opens Bidding for 2030 and 2034 World Cup Media Rights in the U.S.
The governing body has launched a bid process for U.S. broadcast rights to the 2030 tournament, with an option for 2034, and is weighing whether to retain the hydration breaks that added advertising slots.
Health
Sudan’s RSF Fighters Targeted El‑Fasher Hospitals During Siege
BBC investigation reveals at least 43 attacks on health facilities, killing 55 staff and forcing 10 disappearances amid a brutal siege that began in 2024.
Crime
Durban Crowd Kills Foreign National in Violent Assault
A man in his late thirties or early forties was beaten to death by a mob of about 50 people during a protest in Durban, police say.
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Darkuman–Kaneshie Corridor: Ministry Rolls Out 24‑Hour Work Schedule
The Roads Ministry has shifted to a round‑the‑clock timetable for the rehabilitation of the busy Accra corridor to speed progress and ease congestion.