The SoftBank-backed payments company priced its shares at $19 on Friday, valuing it at about $4 billion. A day later it said they would not trade, pointing to an inquiry by a regulator it has not named.

The President, on many occasions, has said that he is not interested in a third term. So what is the farce about these whole scare-mongering tactics of the NPP?

Mr. Hosi argued that the court has no basis to entertain the suits because Article 66(2) of the 1992 Constitution is clear on its face, and the attempt to create ambiguity where none exists should not be encouraged.

A very strong El Niño is building in the Pacific. GMet's advisory maps what it could mean for Ghana's heat, food, health, water and power, month by month, into 2028.

Bechem United owner Kingsley Osei Bonsu has questioned the appeal of the Ghana Premier League, admitting he would choose El Clásico over a domestic fixture if both matches were being played simultaneously.The veteran football administrator did not hold back in his assessment of the domestic competition, describing it as unattractive and highlighting the need for significant improvements to make it more appealing to supporters.Speaking in an interview with Accra-based Hot 93.9FM,

Karela United coach Nurudeen Amadu remains confident his side can recover from their difficult start to the Ghana Premier League season, insisting there is still enough time to get their campaign back on track.The Passioners have managed just nine points from their opening eight matches and are 13th in the standings after suffering a 1-2 defeat to Port City FC last weekend.However, Amadu believes the team must remain committed to their work and focus on improving their performances

Karela United coach Nurudeen Amadu expects a physically demanding encounter against Young Apostles and says he must select players capable of matching the hosts' aggressive approach.The Passioners travel to the Wenchi Sports Stadium on Sunday, November 1, for a crucial Matchday Nine Ghana Premier League fixture as they seek to end their poor away run.Amadu believes Young Apostles will pose a difficult challenge, having observed their playing style and physical approach during

Karela United coach Nurudeen Amadu admits his side face a difficult challenge away from home against Young Apostles but insists his players must prepare mentally to secure a positive result.The Passioners travel to the Wenchi Sports Stadium on Sunday for their Matchday Nine Ghana Premier League encounter, seeking to end a worrying run of away defeats.Karela have lost all four of their road fixtures this season, with their latest setback coming in a 2-1 defeat against Port City FC

Karela United coach Nurudeen Amadu admits his players are still struggling to recover from their defeat to Port City FC but insists they remain in good spirits ahead of Sunday's Ghana Premier League encounter against Young Apostles.The Passioners suffered a 2-1 loss to Port City last weekend, extending their difficult run and leaving them with nine points after eight matches.Amadu said his responsibility was to ease the pressure on his players and ensure they remain focused

Vision FC attacker Richard Ofori Owusu believes his side can use their familiarity with the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex and support from their fans to secure victory over Port City FC on Saturday.The Tema-based club host the Premier League newcomers in a Matchday Nine fixture, with Ofori Owusu confident that playing at home can provide an important advantage."Everybody knows what Tema New Town is like. This is our home ground. We know the ins and outs of the pitch. We

Vision FC attacker Richard Ofori Owusu says his side must capitalise on Port City FC's mistakes and make the right decisions if they are to secure victory in Saturday's Ghana Premier League encounter.The forward believes Vision can take advantage of any errors from their opponents while maintaining discipline in their own approach at the Nii Adjei Kraku II Sports Complex."Probably we are capitalising on their mistakes and trying to do the right things in the game.

Let no one say we are in a lawless society. We cannot bastardize the Minerals Commission for lawfully discharging their duties.

George Atuguba, 57, and his niece Irene, 47, were shot dead at NTHC Estate on Friday. Police say the killings followed a dispute over a GH¢500,000 loan

He said if anyone feels he has been unfairly treated, the law courts are there for redress.

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