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The Special Prosecutor is seeking to establish whether the document is genuine and determine the source and purpose of the alleged funds, as the Minority Caucus insists the memorandum is fake.
Sheryl Hill marked her 63rd birthday at the House of Mercy Children’s Home, where Morgan’s Miracles pledged to pay school fees and donated food, hygiene products and learning materials.
CHOPSS says accredited private second-cycle schools have room for candidates who did not qualify for placement under the 2026 CSSPS, but the statement provides no details about fees or financial support.
Twelve people were reportedly working at the site when the pit collapsed on Thursday night. Four escaped, while emergency teams are searching for the last of eight people trapped underground.
The transport union says rising fuel prices and the cost of spare parts, insurance, lubricants and taxes are leaving commercial drivers at risk of operating at a loss.
Security agencies also recorded 47 cross-border incursions between 2023 and 2025, according to the chairman of Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee, who says Ghana’s relative stability must not breed complacency.
The Finance Minister says $1.7bn has already been deposited at the Bank of Ghana, while military engineers have cleared 170km of the proposed 176km route.
The Presidency has affirmed the Tema Metropolitan Assembly as the metropolis’s highest political and administrative authority and ordered it and TDC Ghana Limited to reach an immediate settlement after a dispute over construction and demolitions.
The Eastern Regional Security Council has closed Okuapemman and Mount Sinai senior high schools after overnight violence left six students injured and property burnt. Police are investigating the clashes, whose cause remains unknown.
Achimota School and Aburi Girls’ Senior High School received more than 36,000 applications for approximately 2,100 places, leaving about 34,000 candidates to be considered for other schools.
About 565,000 candidates have secured places ahead of Friday’s release, but those who failed English Language, Mathematics or both are ineligible—even if they obtained a good overall aggregate.
A Toyota Hiace and a Ford Transit travelling in opposite directions collided near MotherKope, leaving 13 passengers dead and others requiring hospital treatment.