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British Council honors 55 top students

Fifty-five (55) of Ghana’s brightest Cambridge learners were celebrated today Tuesday July 1 at the British Council Partner Schools High Achievers’ Awards, a prestigious annual ceremony held at the Bri...

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British Council honors 55 top students

Ghana's smart energy regime an enabler

Media should be trained on use of Al

Hold consultations on illegal fishing

UMA allocates US60,000 to projects in AR

GAF won’t be deployed as forest guards

Grow24 to irrigate over 2m hectares

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Journalists should be trained on use of Al in work

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CaFGOAG urges ministry to hold broad-based consultations on illegal fishing

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UMA allocates $60,000 to education, health projects in Ahafo Region

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Personnel of GAF won’t be deployed as forest guards – Dr Omane Boamah

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Grow24 to irrigate over 2 million hectares for intensive agriculture — President Mahama

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This is how to access financing opportunities under the 24-Hour Economy initiative

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65 per cent Farmers invest in climate adaptation in Sui River — Report

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Daimler Truck Signs Letter of Intent for Vehicle Assembly in Senegal

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Creative Writing Conference Held in Tamale to Inspire Young Writers

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Exhibition on discarded materials transformed into artwork opens

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EU recommits to Ghana’s agric, climate resilience agenda

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Let’s safeguard marine ecosystems – Prof. Klutse

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GSS commences data collection for 2025 IBES II July 10

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Avoid corrupt practices at workplace — EP Church Moderator

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Evaluating sustainability of free SHS policy

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Ghana’s digital future at risk without better connectivity – Haruna Iddrisu warns

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