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Maurice Quansah Sports News Jul - 04 - 2026 , 23:08 3 minutes read Carlos Queiroz has conceded that Colombia deserved to eliminate Ghana from the FIFA World Cup, but insists an early injury to right-back Marvin Senaya triggered the defensive collapse that ultimately cost the Black Stars their place in the tournament.

Severious Kale-Dery Education Jul - 04 - 2026 , 22:34 4 minutes read A member of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Education, Dr Fred Kyei Asamoah, has expressed concern about the exorbitant fees charged by universities running distance education programmes. He said the fees charged by the universities were too high and called on the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission to look into the matter.

The Inter and Italy defender Alessandro Bastoni is under investigation over alleged underage prostitution as part of an inquiry into an events company that organised “all-inclusive” nights for VIP clients at clubs, Italian prosecutors said on Tuesday.

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Featured Mohammed Ali Jul - 04 - 2026 , 21:07 2 minutes read A mobile money vendor shot and killed one of two armed robbers who attacked him at Lashibi in the Greater Accra Region, recovering the full GH¢140,000 they had stolen during the robbery. Police said the suspects, who were riding on a motorbike, allegedly fired at the vendor’s vehicle, damaging the rear tyre and windscreen before snatching the cash.

www.techradar.com Technology Jul - 04 - 2026 , 20:47 3 minutes read More than 11 million people received life-saving warnings before devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela last month, thanks to a built-in feature on Android phones that turns billions of devices into a global seismic detection network.

Pratt Abrokwa Opinion Jul - 04 - 2026 , 15:26 3 minutes read In the face of the mountains of trash, bags, bottles, fast-food wrappers, woods, and an endless stream of refuse that ordinary people simply discard into streets, sidewalks, in the bush and drainage channels, the question presents itself with painful clarity: are we witnessing the regrettable outcomes of a society starved for education, discipline, and foresight or mere stupidity?

Kweku Hammond Opinion Jul - 04 - 2026 , 15:12 12 minutes read A Story of Lessons Learned, Global Inspiration, and a Collective Commitment to a Better Future Introduction: A Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore Every rainy season, Ghana performs the same grim ritual. The skies open, the streets fill, the cameras roll, and officials arrive at flooded communities to promise action. Then the waters recede, the cameras leave, and nothing structurally changes. This is not a story of blame.

GraphicOnline Education Jul - 04 - 2026 , 15:08 3 minutes read Some university courses being offered in Ghana are "useless" and do not prepare graduates for the job market, former Education Minister Dr Yaw Osei Adutwum has said. Speaking on the Konnected Minds podcast, Dr Adutwum criticised universities for offering programmes that lead to what he described as "a degree to nowhere," accusing institutions of prioritising enrolment numbers over national development needs.

Charles Boateng Opinion Jul - 04 - 2026 , 14:41 5 minutes read When conversations about Ghana’s economic future take place, attention is often focused on industrialisation, foreign investment, technology, infrastructure and large-scale manufacturing. These are undoubtedly important drivers of growth. Yet hidden in plain sight is one of the country’s most significant economic assets: its artisans.