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Local Government Minister Mahama Ayariga says buses can make up to six peak-hour trips daily while the Roads Ministry marks dedicated contraflow lanes.
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Managing Director Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare says the Airport Infrastructure Development Charge will back upgrades in Wa and Sunyani and a new Bolga facility.
Kenneth Gilbert Adjei told the Military High Command in Accra that procurements across all three services are far advanced to boost troop readiness.
An EPA official at Twifo Praso says boiling river water polluted by illegal mining kills bacteria but leaves toxic mercury, cyanide and arsenic behind.
Judge Jeffrey Kuntz allowed the defamation claim to continue but threw out a claim under Florida's trade practices law; the BBC must respond by December 1.
Former Ghana coach Chris Hughton says constant changes in the Black Stars dugout are hurting the team as crucial 2027 AFCON qualifiers with Somalia near.
In total, workers took an average of 15 days off per year due to sickness. Meanwhile, carneval season is beginning in the Rhineland. DW has more.
