Bad News from Ghana Today: page 21
Diddy injured in fight with prison kingpin

Real Madrid's Roma comeback gave Jose Mourinho his most ideal attack for El Clasico
Video | No Ghanaian should die due to lack of cath lab facilities – Mark Kurt Nawaane
CUTS Int’l calls for review of 20% tax on foreign online learning programmes
Houthi attacks complicating Trump administration's efforts ahead of midterms
GTEC orders public universities to reopen by Friday despite ongoing strike
15 arrested, 6 trucks impounded over alleged illegal sandwinning along planned Accra-Kumasi expressway
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Video | Korle Bu's Heart Centre Under Pressure, Experts Demand More Staff

Toluwanisings dead: Family of Nigerian gospel singer confam im death
Toluwanisings popular for im energetic praise songs, Yoruba-inspired gospel music and contemporary worship recordings.
Zelenskyy regrets ‘difficulties’ with vital U.S. support
Survey: Majority of gamers regret in-game purchases
Cars left submerged by flash flooding in Istanbul

‘Shameless’ – Mourinho critical of Vinicius Jr ban timing
Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr will miss El Clasico against Barcelona after being given a four-game ban.
Korle Bu cardiothoracic centre faces staff shortage amid rising demand for cath lab services
Iran war and affordability take center stage in Senate debates
No Ghanaian should die due to lack of cath lab facilities – Mark Kurt Nawaane
UG guards lack basic equipment, buy own uniforms – Joint unions

When political aggression becomes the currency
What Kind of Democracy Are We Cultivating?
Farmers weigh economic struggles ahead of midterms: ‘Rural people don’t want to be ignored’

Toluwanisings: Popular Nigerian Gospel Singer Confirmed Dead Hours After Allegedly Slumping At Home
Popular Nigerian gospel singer Toluwanisings has died after reportedly slumping at home, two months after surviving a car crash; Woli Agba leads tributes online.
Nollywood actress Tenia Abraham is dead

Waste plastics become molecular sponges that capture water from air
Discarded plastic packaging materials, old CDs and even LEGO bricks can be transformed into materials that capture significant amounts of moisture from the air. Materials chemists Anastasiia Naryshkina, Paul Schweng and Robert Woodward at the University of Vienna have converted several types of plastic waste…