My favorite John Vidal story, like all of John’s stories, was best told by John himself. Back in 2015, he
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Pressure on cedi to ease this week; one dollar going for ¢12.08
The pressure on the Ghana cedi is expected to ease this week, following the anticipated news of the inflow of

Major builder collapses, 100 jobs lost
Major national builder NPM has gone into voluntary administration with over 100 full-time employees terminated. The NPM Group, which stands
‘It’s Not Working, Minister’: Kay Burley Slams Senior Tory Over Million Kids In Destitution
Kay Burley told the minister her government’s policies were not working. A Tory minister was told by Kay Burley that
Ondo Assembly Shuns APC, Resumes Aiyedatiwa’s Impeachment Process

Despite moves by the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to resolve the political rift in Ondo State, the State Assembly has written a fresh letter to the state Chief Judge, Justice Olusegun Odusola, to constitute a panel to investigate the allegations of gross misconduct against the deputy governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa. Recall that the […]
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Toyota made a Land Cruiser EV concept that probably won’t see the light of day
Toyota’s Land Cruiser Se concept. | Image: Toyota Toyota is bringing the content for its 2023 Japan Mobility Show showcase

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ECB set to take its foot off the brake in Athens
FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank is set to end a year-long sequence of interest rates hikes this Thursday and

Ofori-Atta has nothing to offer cocoa farmers – President of Cocoa Farmers Assoc.
The President of the Concerned Cocoa Farmers Association, Nana Boateng Bonsu, has raised questions about the government’s decision to allow