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British Ghanaian Rapper Sway DaSafo Dies at 44
The MOBO Awards announced the death of the late Derek Safo, known as Sway DaSafo, who passed away at his home in Ghana today.
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Health
Speaker Bagbin Re‑inaugurates African Commission of Health and Human Rights Promoters with GH¢100,000 Donation
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Politics
CPP Urges Ghanaians to Revive Nkrumah’s Vision of Self‑Reliance and Industrialisation
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Business
Insurance Sector Offers Huge Job Opportunities as Ghana Faces Actuarial Skills Shortage
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Politics
DVLA CEO Says He Is Not Contesting 2028 Election Against Zanetor
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Business
Wa East District Receives 90 Apprentices’ Equipment Under National Apprenticeship Programme
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