DStv Shutdown to Proceed, Minister Warns MultiChoice Ghana
The DStv shutdown to proceed threat looms as Minister Sam George insists the government will enforce measures against MultiChoice.
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Ghana’s gambling boom driven by mobile betting
Ghana’s gambling boom is driven by a massive shift from kiosks to smartphones, fueling an explosive growth in the sector.
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Ghana’s Cedi Weakens as Imports Cause Decline
A demand surge for dollars has abruptly ended the Ghanaian cedi’s world-beating run, causing a major decline.
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Ralph Seeks Divine Justice, Petitions gods With Goat
Social media activist Ralph “De Fellow Ghanaian” has taken an unusual turn in his legal battle. Ralph seeks divine justice
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Anti-Galamsey Task Force Operation Impounds 2 Excavators
An anti-galamsey task force operation in Asante Akim South led to the impounding of two excavators. Suspects, Chinese nationals, fled the scene.
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EOCO Released Shatta Wale After Professional Handling
EOCO released Shatta Wale from custody. The dancehall star thanked his fans and the EOCO staff in a video, assuring them that he is safe.
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Shatta Wale Fans Curse EOCO Boss Over Detention
Shatta Wale fans curse the EOCO boss. Supporters demand their idol’s release, protesting his detention for the Lamborghini probe.
Read MoreEOCO Warns Buyers About Ghana’s Most Stolen Cars
The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has issued a serious warning about Ghana top stolen cars.
Read MoreEOCO Releases Shatta Wale: The Latest in a High-Profile Case
Ghanaian songstress Sista Afia pleads for the release of Shatta Wale as part of a growing movement for authorities to release him.
Read MoreTraditional Priest Supports Shatta Wale with Public Ritual
A dramatic scene unfolded at the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) headquarters. A traditional priest came to the site
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