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29/07/2026

‎ Economic Opportunity, Not Borders, Will Shape Africa’s Future, Says MTN CEO.
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‎JOHANNESBURG— Africa’s long-term prosperity hinges on expanding economic opportunities, boosting regional integration, and promoting productive participation rather than focusing narrowly on border divisions and migration debates.
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‎That was the primary message delivered by MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer Ralph Mupita during the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation (KMF) Winter Seminar. The event brought together leaders from business, government, diplomacy, civil society, and academia to explore the connection between migration, development, and the continent’s trajectory.
‎ "The future of Africa will not be determined by the borders that separate us, but by the economic opportunities that connect us," Mupita said during a panel discussion. "Governments must set predictable policy and regulations. Businesses will follow and allocate resources and capital. Together, we can build a continent where opportunity is more evenly shared and prosperity is more widely created."
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‎Mupita urged leaders to avoid treating migration as an isolated crisis, pointing out that people move primarily due to unequal distributions of economic opportunity.
‎ "If our discussion ends with the language of crisis around migration, we will have treated the symptom and missed the deeper challenge," Mupita remarked. "The defining question is whether we can build economies in which mobility is matched by opportunity."
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‎He highlighted that turning Africa’s demographic surge into a tangible economic benefit requires targeted investments across key sectors:
‎ Skills and Human Capital
‎ Infrastructure and Digital Networks
‎ Finance and Capital Access
‎ Markets and Strong Institutions
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‎As a sponsor of the seminar, the telecommunications giant stressed the critical role of digital connectivity in enabling broader economic participation across the continent. Digital services connect citizens not only to one another, but to education, entrepreneurship, public services, and financial systems.
‎"MTN was born in South Africa and has grown alongside the continent. Our prosperity is inseparable from Africa's prosperity," Mupita stated, emphasizing the need for evidence-based dialogue to solve complex regional challenges. "Africa's strength lies in its connectivity—not only through networks, but through people, ideas, and shared identity. This initiative is about building bridges, not borders."
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27/07/2026

Ghana's tallest man, Sulemana Abdul Samed also known as Awuche dies at age 32.

May his soul be accepted by Allah and granted eternal peace. 🙏🏽

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25/07/2026

‎Government Expands Access to Quality Education in Ghana: Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review Highlights.
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‎Accra, Ghana – On Thursday, July 23, 2026, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, Minister for Finance, presented the 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review to Parliament, outlining significant strides made by the government in enhancing access to quality education for all Ghanaian children.
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‎In his address, Dr. Forson emphasized the government's commitment to removing financial barriers that hinder educational opportunities. He noted that the administration has been proactive in ensuring equitable access to education across the nation.
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‎Key highlights from the education sector included the full payment of Capitation Grants for the first and second terms of the 2025/2026 academic year, which aims to support basic schools in providing essential services and resources to students. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to improve educational infrastructure and resources at the foundational level.
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‎Furthermore, the government absorbed the examination registration fees for a significant number of students, covering 478,699 public school candidates for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) and 407,271 candidates for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). This measure is designed to alleviate the financial burden on families and encourage higher participation rates in national examinations.
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‎In a notable increase aimed at supporting vulnerable populations, daily feeding grants for students in special schools were nearly doubled from GH¢8 to GH¢15. This increase underscores the government's dedication to ensuring that students with special needs receive adequate nutrition to support their educational pursuits.
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‎The Minister also highlighted improvements in the supply of food to senior high schools under the Free Secondary Education Programme (FSEP), facilitated by enhanced funding and supply-chain management. This initiative is expected to boost the nutritional status of students and promote better academic performance.
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‎Under the No Fees Stress Policy, the government took further steps to ease the financial burden on families by paying the first-year academic fees for 165,143 students enrolled in public tertiary institutions for the 2025/2026 academic year. This policy reflects a commitment to making higher education more accessible to all segments of society.
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‎Additionally, the government launched the Free Tertiary Education for People with Disability Initiative, providing full tuition and residential support to 1,554 students with disabilities in public tertiary institutions. This initiative aims to foster inclusivity and ensure that individuals with disabilities have equal opportunities to pursue higher education.
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‎Dr. Forson's presentation highlighted these measures as part of a comprehensive approach to transform Ghana's educational landscape, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to succeed regardless of their background. The government's ongoing investment in education is seen as a crucial step towards building a more equitable and prosperous future for all Ghanaians.
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23/07/2026

‎MTN Ghana Highlights the Importance of High-Speed Internet at Bright Conversations Series
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‎Accra, Ghana – On July 20, 2026, MTN Ghana hosted the latest edition of its Bright Conversations series at MTN House in Accra, emphasizing the growing significance of high-speed home internet and fibre connectivity in the lives of Ghanaians. The interactive session featured Richard Acheampong, Chief Home Officer of MTN Ghana, who led discussions on the evolving digital landscape and the critical role of fibre broadband in meeting the connectivity demands of both homes and businesses.
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‎During the session, participants gained valuable insights into the distinctions between 5G mobile technology and fixed broadband. Mr. Acheampong highlighted the strengths of each technology, particularly noting how fibre broadband provides stable, high-capacity internet that can support multiple devices simultaneously. This capability is essential for remote work, virtual learning, online gaming, video streaming, and smart home applications.
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‎As Ghanaians increasingly adopt digital lifestyles, Mr. Acheampong stressed that reliable home internet has transitioned from being a luxury to an essential service. He explained that MTN's fibre network is designed to deliver consistent, high-speed connectivity that enables uninterrupted productivity and seamless digital experiences.
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‎The Bright Conversations platform continues to serve as a vital avenue for engaging the public on emerging technology trends while educating consumers about innovative digital solutions. The July edition reinforced MTN Ghana's commitment to expanding digital inclusion and providing future-ready connectivity solutions that empower homes, businesses, and educational institutions across the country.
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‎In addressing concerns about the rising cost of data, Mr. Acheampong urged customers to shift their focus from price to value. "Just as households budget for water and electricity, internet access has become indispensable for education, business, healthcare, entertainment, and everyday communication," he stated. He emphasized that MTN Ghana has made significant strides in ensuring data affordability and encouraged customers to appreciate the value they derive from internet services.
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‎As part of its efforts to expand reliable and affordable internet access across the country, MTN Ghana has connected approximately 250,000 homes through its MTN Home Internet service, including 180,000 customers on its fibre broadband network. Mr. Acheampong acknowledged the strong collaboration with regulators and support from private sector players in enhancing digital infrastructure.
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‎However, he also addressed challenges facing the sector, noting that MTN experiences over 300 fibre cuts each month, which disrupt internet services. To mitigate these disruptions, Mr. Acheampong shared that MTN is deploying technology to manage fibre cuts and investing in backup infrastructure to enhance network resilience. The company is also collaborating with the Ministry of Communications and other stakeholders to ensure that fibre infrastructure receives the highest level of protection to safeguard Ghana's growing digital economy.
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‎In closing, Mr. Acheampong asserted that telecommunications infrastructure should be treated as a national security asset, emphasizing the need for continued collaboration among all stakeholders to improve connectivity nationwide.
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‎MTN Ghana remains dedicated to empowering Ghanaians through innovative digital solutions and high-speed connectivity, driving the nation towards a more digitally inclusive future.

18/07/2026

SAD😞: Maccasio - Mr P of P-Square show cancelled.

17/07/2026

True transformation of lives of people of Tamale North by Hon. Alhassan Sayibu Suhuyini. A magician in the heart of Tamale.

16/07/2026

‎GNFS Empowers Students Loan Trust Fund Staff with Fire Safety Training in Tamale.
‎TAMALE, Ghana - A fire safety training session was organized earlier today, Thursday, July 16, 2026, for the staff of the Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) at their Northern Zonal Office in Tamale to enhance workplace safety and institutional preparedness.
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‎The educational training was facilitated by Abilba Christopher an Assistant Divisional Officer Grade I (ADO I) from the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS). Guided by the theme, "Your Safety is Our Priority," the initiative aimed to equip public sector workers with essential life-saving skills and robust emergency protocols.
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‎According to the GNFS, the comprehensive program was structured around three primary pillars:
‎Strengthening Protocols: To reinforce and streamline fire safety procedures across public institutions.
‎Sustaining Knowledge: To impart practical, lasting safety measures that individuals can utilize both at work and home.
‎Understanding Fire Behavior: To demystify how fires start, spread, and behave under different conditions.
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‎Core highlight of the training focused on the science behind ignitions. Staff were introduced to the Fire Triangle, which comprises three essential components that a fire needs to exist and burn:
‎Fuel (combustible materials), Heat (ignition source), and Oxygen (to sustain combustion) .
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The ADO 1 explained that breaking any single side of this triangle will successfully extinguish a fire. The three fundamental methods taught were:
‎Cooling: Removing the Heat (typically using water).
‎Smothering: Cutting off the supply of Oxygen.
‎Starvation: Removing the Fuel source from the path of the fire.
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‎The training shed light on frequent habits and oversights that lead to devastating fires in different environments.
‎The Office: Leaving machinery and appliances powered on after working hours.
‎• Overloading extension boards and poor housekeeping.
‎• Loose, naked wires and placing combustibles too close to heat sources.
‎Electricity: Using substandard cables and dealing with unprofessional electricians.
‎• Aging appliances, overloaded sockets, and unstable power supply.
‎The Home (LPG/Gas): Negligence, keeping gas cylinders indoors, and cylinder leakage.
‎• Ignoring safety instructions during gas refilling.
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‎The officer explained the globally recognized P.A.S.S. method to empower staff to confidently operate an extinguisher during an emergency:
‎P – Pull out the safety pin.
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‎A – Aim at the seat of the fire.
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‎S – Squeeze / Strike the discharge lever or trigger to expel the extinguishing agent.
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‎S – Sweep side to side across the base of the fire until it goes out.
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‎The management and staff of the Students Loan Trust Fund Northern Zonal Office expressed profound appreciation to the Ghana National Fire Service and ADO 1 Abilba Christopher in particular for the eye-opening session that seeks to ensure a safer environment for both staff and visitors.

14/07/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE
Naa Yab Kug Naa has conveyed an important message through Naa Yab Sing Lana, Director-General, Technical of the Ghana Police Service.Anyone attending the funeral of the late King of Dagbon is strictly advised not to bring or use live ammunition. Anyone found with live ammunition will be arrested.The late King never supported the use of live ammunition during traditional events. Let us honour his memory by ensuring a peaceful, safe, and dignified farewell.Kindly share this message to help it reach everyone attending the funeral.
Source: Andani Royal Family

14/07/2026

14/07/2026

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