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GOLDBOD SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH GHANA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AUTHORITY (GGSA) FOR GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS IN RESPECT OF MINERALIZED BLOCKED-OUT AREAS IN FUNSI, ATUNA AND BENSERE EAST The GoldBod has today signed an agreement with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority (GGSA) to conduct geological investigations in Funsi, Atuna and Bensere East areas (Phase 1). This is a major step by the GoldBod towards supporting responsible and data-driven mining in Ghana. The project is aimed at generating credible geological data for the establishment of model mines in the country. The cost of Phase one (1) of the geological investigation services to be provided by the GGSA over a four (4) months period is GHS27.5 million. The three (3) blocked-out mineralized areas are part of 20 areas released to the GoldBod by the Minerals Commission of Ghana. Through initiatives like this, the GoldBod continues to work towards promoting sustainability, while maximizing national gold output for the benefit of Ghanaians.

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🚨BREAKING: JPMorgan predicts GOLD to hit $8,000.

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We need budgetary allocations similar to STC and Metro Mass to keep our vehicles on the road – Private Transport Operators to Vice President.

The Public Relations Officer of the Concerned Drivers Association, David Agboado, has called for the immediate removal of the Minister for Transport, citing poor performance that he says has diminished public appreciation of the government’s efforts. He urged the minister to engage directly with drivers to pursue lasting solutions rather than temporary measures such as the deployment of STC buses.

BREAKING NEWS: ECOWAS has announced the removal of air transport taxes across its member states, along with a 25% reduction in passenger and security charges, aiming to make air travel more affordable within the subregion. The new policy will take effect from January 1, 2026.

Sound Colonization: How the GRAMMY Awards Are Rewiring African Musical Ambitions The GRAMMYs Awards are quietly penetrating into Africa and rewriting our idea of musical success. What used to be local pride has become a global hunt for Western validation. A foreign award now decides who African music stakeholders call “great,” while the same institution barely acknowledges the continent in its most important categories. The introduction of New African Category, GRAMMY GO (accompanied by government MoUs) — it’s all packaged as “empowerment,” but beneath the wrapping lies a subtle cultural takeover. And as artists obsess over streams, crossover hits, and algorithm approval, local award shows fade into the background. This objective of the video isn’t to discourage ambition, but a reminder that African greatness was never meant to be certified in America. Our music shaped nations long before this western trophy appeared. Greatness is not imported. It is meant to be lived, built, and celebrated right here on African soil.

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