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Why is FIFA investigating the Spanish FA after a match between Spain and Egypt?
FIFA has opened an investigation into the Spanish FA following disturbing chants at a recent Spain-Egypt match. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation - raising questions about tolerance in Spanish football.
Why is GoldBod so adamant about defending its procurement processes? What prompted these allegations in the first place?
GoldBod is responding to allegations of impropriety - specifically regarding an office renovation and laptop purchases. The board insists it followed all regulations, but questions remain about the details of these transactions.
Telecel Ghana trained 97 Deaf and hard-of-hearing entrepreneurs in digital finance and mobile commerce at the GNAD head
Telecel Ghana trained 97 Deaf and hard-of-hearing entrepreneurs in digital finance and mobile commerce at the GNAD head office in Accra, onboarding them onto Telecel Cash.
Mobile money fraud is thriving in Ghana. But is the system complicit?
Ghana's mobile money system is plagued by fraud, involving telcos, banks and regulators. Weak enforcement and indifference may be enabling criminals - but why?
Barcelona members cast their votes - but what does the outcome mean for the future of the club?
Joan Laporta and Victor Font faced off in an election to determine Barcelona's president for the next five years. The club's members turned out to vote for who they believe should lead- but the results hint at a significant shift for the team.
Ghana's first women MPs broke barriers in 1960 - but what challenges did they face in the male-dominated world of politics?
In 1960, Ghana saw its first women enter Parliament, thanks to the Representation of the People (Women Members) Bill- these women were elected unopposed on the CPP ticket. These trailblazers played a significant role in shaping Ghana's democracy - but what impact did they have?
A plan to change how Zimbabwe elects its president is causing an uproar - what could this mean for the country's future?
Zimbabwe's ruling party is pushing for constitutional changes that could scrap presidential elections- a move that has sparked outrage. The proposed amendments have deepened political divisions, raising concerns about democracy.
Chelsea's Champions League dreams were on the line against PSG - but the night took a turn no one expected...
Chelsea faced Paris St‑Germain in the Champions League. The match was filled with moments of brilliance and despair- but what could they mean for the future?
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