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Jonas Adjetey heads home his first-ever goal for the Black Stars in the 45+2β minute of todayβs AFCON qualifying match against Somalia.
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Jordan Ayew misses his first-ever penalty for Ghana since making his senior national team debut in 2010, failing to convert from the spot in the 14th minute of todayβs AFCON qualifying match against Somalia.
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A 25-year-old woman, Sandra, who was injured in the November 12, 2025 Ghana Armed Forces recruitment stampede at the Kumasi Sports Stadium, remains bedridden a year after the incident.
According to a family member, Sandra, a trained nurse who had not yet received her posting, joined the recruitment exercise in hopes of becoming a military nurse but was caught up in the stampede.
Since the incident, she has reportedly undergone several medical assessments and treatments but remains unable to speak, walk or regain full consciousness.
Her family says doctors have since discharged her home, while they continue to grapple with the emotional, psychological and financial burden of caring for her. #g24tv
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From Agnes Oforiwa Tagoe-Quarcoopome to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah: The historical figures on Ghanaβs new banknotesβ¦
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An overview of Ghanaβs newly launched Heritage Series banknotes and the eight (8) prominent historical figures featured on them.
GHΒ’1 β Agnes Oforiwa Tagoe-Quarcoopome, the first woman at Makola Market to open a bank account with the then Standard Bank of West Africa, now Standard Chartered Bank.
GHΒ’2 β Cardinal Peter Poreku Dery, a renowned Ghanaian Catholic cardinal.
GHΒ’5 β James Emman Kwegyir Aggrey, a renowned educationist and Pan-Africanist, famously associated with the quote: βIf you educate a man, you educate an individual; but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.β
GHΒ’10 β Justice Annie Jiagge, Ghanaβs first female judge.
GHΒ’20 β Dr. Ephraim Amu, a celebrated composer, musicologist and educator.
GHΒ’50 β Theodosia Salome Okoh, the designer of Ghanaβs national flag.
GHΒ’100 β Kofi Annan, former United Nations Secretary-General.
GHΒ’200 β Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghanaβs first President and a leading figure in the countryβs independence struggle.
From cowries to cedis, the story of Ghanaβs currency begins with commerce and reflects the nationβs rich history and heritage.
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An overview of Ghanaβs newly launched Heritage Series banknotes and the eight (8) prominent historical figures featured on them.
GHΒ’1 β Agnes Oforiwa Tagoe-Quarcoopome, the first woman at Makola Market to open a bank account with the then Standard Bank of West Africa, now Standard Chartered Bank.
GHΒ’2 β Cardinal Peter Poreku Dery, a renowned Ghanaian Catholic cardinal.
GHΒ’5 β James Emman Kwegyir Aggrey, a renowned educationist and Pan-Africanist, famously associated with the quote: βIf you educate a man, you educate an individual; but if you educate a woman, you educate a nation.β
GHΒ’10 β Justice Annie Jiagge, Ghanaβs first female judge.
GHΒ’20 β Dr. Ephraim Amu, a celebrated composer, musicologist and educator.
GHΒ’50 β Theodosia Salome Okoh, the designer of Ghanaβs national flag.
GHΒ’100 β Kofi Annan, former United Nations Secretary-General.
GHΒ’200 β Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghanaβs first President and a leading figure in the countryβs independence struggle.
From cowries to cedis, the story of Ghanaβs currency begins with commerce and reflects the nationβs rich history and heritage.
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A closer look at the Heritage Cedi banknotes, officially launched today at the Bank of Ghana Head Office, and the prominent figures whose portraits feature on the various denominations.
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A look at the discontinued Kantanka television sets invented by the late Ghanaian industrialist Apostle Ing. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, which could be switched on by blowing air into a specially designed sensor and switched off by waving a hand.
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The Heritage Cedi banknotes have officially been launched by President John Dramani Mahama and the Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, marking a significant milestone in Ghanaβs currency history.
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President John Dramani Mahama arrives at the Bank of Ghana Head Office for the official launch of the new Heritage Series banknotes under the theme, βThe Cedi, Our Future: Secure, Designed to Last.β
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Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) of the Ghana Armed Forces, Lt. Gen. William Agyapong, arrives at the Bank of Ghana Head Office for the official launch of the new Heritage Series banknotes under the theme, βThe Cedi, Our Future: Secure, Designed to Last.β
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A driver of an Ankai bus with registration number GH 5004-24 lost his life after veering off the NsawamβAccra Highway near the John Teye area while heading towards the Ofankor Barrier.
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βI can lay down my life for a woman who buys me a PS4.β
β An excited man remarked as his friend unboxed the PS4 his partner had bought for him.
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βThis is where we sleep, eat and bath.β
β A young man told a member of Uptown Cleaners during the sanitation groupβs visit to Ashaiman Main Station for a cleanup exercise.
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βNAIMOS issued a statement claiming that my people attacked them first. Itβs a lie. I am sitting on the godsβ stool, so I canβt lie. NAIMOS personnel attacked my people first.β
β Chief of Manso Keniago speaks after three of his people were shot dead, while 13 others sustained varying degrees of injuries, during a clash between NAIMOS personnel and community members over the seizure of illegal mining equipment.
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Spanish authorities have seized 2.6 tonnes of cocaine concealed in wooden coconut crates shipped from Ghana to the Port of Valencia. Customs officers discovered the drugs hidden beneath false bottoms in the crates.
Investigators tracked the remaining cargo to a warehouse near AlmerΓa, where police monitored the unloading operation before arresting two men, including the importer and the intended recipient of the shipment.
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βMy son was very excited to be living with me in the United States. Unfortunately, on October 29, I was at work when I received the news that my son had been shot. It wasnβt easy, but all Iβm saying now is that I need justice for my son.β
β An emotional moment as Javits Frimpongβs father fondly recalled memories of his son and renewed his call for justice during a press conference today following the arrest of a 17-year-old suspect by the NYPD in connection with his sonβs murder.
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βI had only one child. I need justice for my son.β
β Madam Doris Adum Gyamfi, mother of Javits Frimpong, who was shot dead while walking to school in the Bronx, New York, broke down in tears at a press conference today following the arrest of a 17-year-old suspect in connection with his murder.
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βToday, Iβm glad to have met my son, the Okuapehene. I was querying why they had not brought him to me in Kumasi. I have a beef with the elders.β
β Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II remarked while delivering an address at GIMPAβs 65th anniversary celebration.











