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Nigeria Nears 2,000 Repatriations From South Africa After Latest Flight
A further 105 Nigerians landed in Lagos on Friday, bringing the total repatriated since June to 1,926 amid ongoing xenophobic tensions.
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Ben Dancer Attempts 168‑Hour Dance Marathon to Break World Record
The 33‑year‑old Nigerian performer began a nonstop dance run on 22 September at Freedom Park, Lagos, aiming to eclipse the current 127‑hour record set by India’s Srushti Sudhir Jagtap.
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Ghana’s New Banknotes Spark Debate Over Erasing Historic Icons
The government’s decision to redesign currency, removing the Big Six from Ghanaian banknotes, has ignited a national conversation about heritage, identity and partisan politics.
Business
Ghana Seeks ITU Council and RRB Seats Through Diplomatic Outreach
Minister Samuel Nartey George met with six member states on the sidelines of the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha to rally support for Ghana’s bids to the Council and Radio Regulations Board.
Business
Ghana Secures First African Forest Carbon Credit Issuance, Anticipates US$43m
The country’s first ART‑based jurisdictional credits could unlock significant climate finance, marking a landmark for Ghana and the continent.
Business
Ghana’s 2025 Fiscal Buffers Shielded Economy from Four Major Shocks in 2026
Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the country’s 2025 measures protected it from cocoa price falls, floods, a power plant fire and Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
Business
Ato Forson Aims to Bring Ghana’s Borrowing Rates Into Single Digits
Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson said the government is working to reduce the Ghana Reference Rate from 10.01 % to a single‑digit level, easing credit costs for businesses.
Business
Finance Minister: Commercial Agriculture Can Create Jobs and Reduce Imports
Dr Cassiel Ato Forson argues that expanding local food production will tackle Ghana’s youth unemployment and cut dependence on imports.