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The Ministry of Finance says all 6,300 Ghana Education Service (GES) staff recruited in 2024 without financial clearance have now been paid, dismissing concerns about outstanding salary arrears.
The Trump administration accused the 36 entities targeted this week of supporting Iran's efforts to use its aviation sector to move weapons, personnel and illicit cargo.
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"Our system issue is now resolved, we are operating normally and working as hard as possible to clear the backlog of flights," air traffic control operator NATS has said.
Florida Panthers super-pest had laughed at suggestion that winger could be a candidate to become Ottawa Senators next captain.
Speaking at a community dialogue at Chorkor on September 8, she explained that funding is available, with eligible beneficiaries expected to begin receiving payments from September 14.
