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The Spokesperson for the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS), Paa Kwesi Schandorf, has defended the impact of the government's anti-galamsey operations, insisting that illegal mining would have reached far more devastating levels in Ghana if the task force did not exist.
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The November 2026 poll indicates that 34 per cent of DCP supporters prefer Sifuna as the winner of the 2027 presidential election, compared with 25 per cent who back Gachagua.
Saudi Arabia, represented by Nazaha, highlighted its anti-corruption efforts and international partnerships at the second Dushanbe forum in Tajikistan.
Top stories for Thursday, Nov 12, 2026 - President Xi urges the nation to carry forward the legacy of Sun Yat-sen. - Legco passes a bill to accelerate development of the Northern Metropolis.
One in four householders cannot pay their gas bill at a time when the Government is "rolling out the red carpet for EU leaders", the Dáil has heard.
Petrobras will own all of Logum, Brazil's ethanol pipeline operator, after a R$620 million (US$111 million) deal that still needs antitrust approval.
Gana is facing charges of keeping a brothel and living off the proceeds of prostitution.
