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[Ghanaian Times] Ghana needs to strengthen its heat surveillance and establish early warning systems to protect vulnerable populations from the threats posed by rising temperatures, an environmental health expert at the University of Ghana, Professor Mawuli Dzodzomenyo, has urged.
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Finance Minister expected to outline government’s 2027–2030 economic transformation plan, targeting jobs, investment and domestic production.
Charcoal transport permits will specify destinations and validity.
Tourism, culture and the creative arts should receive a greater share of Ghana’s national budget because of their potential contribution to the economy, Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts Minister…
This very area had twice been the setting for rebellions in the past, including in 1947. Another one is playing out violently now
Mohammed bin Rashid issues Law on Dubai Municipality
