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Menzgold: Police avert “mass suicide” on X’mas Eve

December 24, 2018 Editor 0

Police say their timely intervention averted what would have been a mass suicide by Menzgold clients one of Accra’s major highways (N1 Highway) on Monday. […]

Bank of Ghana urges public to report any suspicious counterfeiting of its 60th anniversary commemorative GHS 5.00 notes to the police or a bank

April 7, 2017 Apt News Desk 0

“It is only the central bank or those who have been trained in the commercial banks who can detect what a counterfeit currency is”. Acting […]

LAMENTATION: THE DOLLAR-CEDI FIGHT IS A FARCE.

February 8, 2014 Apt News Desk 1

What is this demand and supply nonsense that has been created for foreign currencies in African economies that cannot be controlled? Why should a dollar […]

Gambia: Nawec MD Blames Old Networks, Overloads for Power Faults October 24, 2025
[Foroyaa] The Managing Director of the National Water and Electricity Company (NAWEC), Mr. Gallo Saidy, has blamed the recent low voltages and transformer bursts within the Greater Banjul Area and the West Coast Region on ageing networks and overloaded transformers.
Kenya: Kenya's Arid North Balances Conflict and Compassion in Cheetah Encounters October 24, 2025
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- From confrontation to compassion, Kenya's arid north continues to produce extraordinary stories of human-wildlife interaction -- none more striking than those involving cheetahs in Wajir and Garissa.
Angola: Vandalism Causes Losses of Over 50 Million Dollars to Energy and Water Sectors October 24, 2025
[ANGOP] Luanda -- Acts of vandalism and theft of equipment and components of the electrical and water system in Angola have caused, annually, losses valued at more than 50 million US dollars, a fact that makes the implementation of new projects to expand the electrical network in the country unfeasible.
Angola: Heavy Rains Displace Over 200 Families in Malanje October 24, 2025
[ANGOP] Malanje -- At least 209 houses were destroyed, displacing the same number of families in 5 municipalities in the province of Malanje, as a result of the heavy rains that hit from the 16th to the 20th of the current month.
Africa: Climate Science and Early Warnings Key to Saving Lives October 24, 2025
[UN News] No country is safe from the devastating impacts of extreme weather -- and saving lives means making early-warning systems accessible to all, UN chief António Guterres said on Wednesday.

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