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Peace Council to ‘solve’ vigilantism menace with new documents

EC pleads with political parties ahead of 2020 elections

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Alleged serial killer appears in court with Salvation Ministry’s tag

No details were given of what kind of deal Bahder signed with the club.

Egyptian club registers 74-year-old player

Chairman Wontumi questions Kwesi Pratt’s loyalty to CPP [Audio]

John Dramani Mahama,

Mahama’s plan to cancel NSS for teachers: Group reacts

L-R: Emelia Brobbey & Wendy Shay | Photo Source: Instagram

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The Aircraft crashed at the Air Force Base in Accra

Military aircraft overruns tarmac at Accra Air Force Base

Zimbabwe's junior doctors have agreed to return to work, ending a strike that has lasted for over four months, after they accepted an offer from a Zimbabwean telecoms billionaire. The strike was one of the longest in the country's history and brought the public healthcare system to its knees. UK-based Strive Masiyiwa will pay each doctor a subsistence allowance of about $300 (£230) and provide them with transport to work, through a fund he set up. Most of the doctors on strike were earning less than $100 a month. The billionaire will fund the doctors for six months and it's not clear what will happen after that. The strike has killed an unknown number of people, according to the senior doctors' association, who have called it a "silent genocide". The doctors went on strike pressing for wages to be pegged to the US dollar as a cushion against rising inflation in the worst economic crisis in a decade.

Billionaire pays Zimbabwe doctors to return to work

‘Yenpene’ Demo: NPP Chair reduces exercise to numerical game [audio]

Nsoromma kid Nhyiraba Gideon sends personal message to Ghanaians

Kwesi Appiah

I did my best for Ghana – Kwesi Appiah

Hilary Boateng

Women’s League chairperson appeals for support

Veteran Nigerian actor reveals major problem affecting movie industry

CODEO wades into new Voters Register confusion

Breaking: Policeman shot dead in robbery attack at Mankessim

Popular Ghanaian singer targets Chinese market in 2020

CK Akonnor

2022 WCQ: CK Akonnor preaches hard work after draw

Eez Eldin Bahder has signed to play in the Egyptian third division at the age of 74 (Photo: Egyptian Football Association)

Egyptian club registers 74-year-old player

DJ Khaled and wife Nicole Tuck welcome second son

DJ Khaled and wife Nicole Tuck welcome second son

Emelia Brobbey trending for the right reasons; find out why [Watch]

Reverend Dr Divine Ayivor, an Adventist Minister

Reverend Minister to contest for CPP flagbearer

Boeing has temporarily stopped making 737 Max airplanes

KWESI APPIAH

2022 WCQ: Kwesi Appiah has a word for Black Stars

Marcel Desailly

2022 WCQ: Marcel Desailly charges Black Stars to start well

Trump considers expansion of travel ban to Nigeria, 6 other countries

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Kiss cam allegedly catches infidelity at football game

‘China coronavirus’

We’re on alert for Coronavirus – Health Ministry

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Boko Haram beheads Christian leader in Nigeria

Twenty-two-year-old apprentice killed by taxi cab

Police mutilate robber’s leg

NDC, others suspend further demonstrations against new voters’ register

Former Central Regional Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC),

Allotey Jacobs cautions NDC, NPP about EC

Ato Arthur

Staff without Master Degree not qualified for promotion – Local Govt...

Photo: Man allegedly disguised in hijab to have sex with a...

Christiano Ronaldo beats Messi, becomes 5th highest all-time goal scorer, check...

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