
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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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.

The cross‑border fintech launches a revamped app and a new global brand, offering 5% AER savings, a revolving credit line and eSIMs in over 100 destinations.

The Consumer Price Index rose to 3.5% in September, while borrowing topped expectations, putting extra strain on the upcoming Budget and benefit calculations.

England’s government has introduced fresh powers to curb antisocial behaviour on buses, targeting loud music, vaping and littering with a £100 penalty.

The UK‑Ghana Chamber of Commerce’s summit highlighted a growing partnership, with trade over £1.6 billion and new opportunities in technology, agriculture and manufacturing.

Conservative minister Kemi Badenoch backs referendums on housing asylum seekers at RAF Barnham, arguing the polls show a public demand for support and stricter borders.

Ghanaian star KiDi lit up Outernet Live with a packed crowd, marking his first solo headline concert in the UK and energising fans with hits from his latest album.

Kristalina Georgieva warned that governments in the UK, US and elsewhere must take decisive action to reduce debt levels as interest rates climb, citing wars, inflation and AI investment as key drivers.

Fourteen men face smuggling charges after a dinghy carrying Iraqi Kurds and other nationals capsized in November 2021, killing 27 and leaving four missing.

Gavor secured 647 votes to become the National Democratic Congress’ new constituency chairman, defeating three rivals in a tightly contested election.

Deputy Ranking Member Akwasi Konadu criticises the board’s strategy, arguing it prioritises output over environmental safeguards.

Six former students of the Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School dominated the university‑level final, with AGCM‑KNUST claiming the title and two other teams featuring PRESEC graduates.

The Ghana Tennis Federation praised the men’s and women’s wheelchair tennis finalists for their skill and resilience, urging greater support for the sport’s growth.

Three students topped the grand finale in Accra, earning scholarships and laptops for their outstanding reading and comprehension skills.

Nelson Kofi Poku called on parents and teachers to push pupils into competitions and public events to unlock talent and future opportunities.
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