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In every discipline, the questions that sound elementary are usually the most consequential.
WAFCON: Black Queens bank on play-off after Malawi defeat
Ghana's senior national female team, the Black Queens, dream of breaking a 20-year hiatus and booking a place in the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup,
Russia's education attracting thousands of African students
Russia's system of foreign students' admission is currently experiencing a completely different shape, due to the rapidly shifting geopolitical reality.
Police Ladies wins maiden Women's KGL Democracy Cup
Police Ladies etched its name into the history books by defeating arch-rivals Army Ladies 1-0 to clinch the maiden Women's KGL Democracy Cup at the La McDan Park.
WAFCON: Black Queens bank on play-off after Malawi defeat
Ghana's senior national female team, the Black Queens, dream of breaking a 20-year hiatus and booking a place in the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup,
Equity rally could adjust sharply if T-bill yields rebound – analysts
The Ghana Stock Exchange’s (GSE) record-breaking rally could face an adjustment of as much as 30 percent if Treasury bill yields stage a significant rebound, analysts have warned, as recent trading points to growing profit-taking and weaker investor participation after months of rapid gains.
CUTS urges parliament to bring DVLA to order on “delinquency” fees
CUTS International, Accra, a leading public policy think tank has called on the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) to suspend the escalating “delinquency” charges imposed on people who renew or replace a driver’s licence after its expiry date,
GETFund seeks more private capital for education infrastructure
The Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) is seeking to deepen private-sector participation in the financing of educational infrastructure, as it works to mobilise additional resources to address critical infrastructure gaps across the country.













