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Ahmed Ibrahim, the Minister-designate for Local Government, Chieftaincy, and Religious Affairs, has pledged to prioritize the effective continuation of the District Road Improvement Programme (DRIP) if approved by Parliament. This initiative, launched under the Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo administration, is aimed at improving road networks across Ghana’s districts to boost accessibility and economic growth. Appearing before the Parliamentary Appointments Committee on Tuesday, January 21, Ibrahim emphasized his dedication to ensuring that the substantial investments in DRIP are not wasted. He highlighted the need for efficient utilization of resources and machinery already procured for the program. “If given the nod, we…

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The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has directed the reopening of Saint Vincent College of Education after resolving a leadership dispute with Ya-Naa Abukari Mahama. The institution had been closed due to tensions over the appointment of a new principal. In a significant meeting at the Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, Professor Ahmed Jinapor Abdulai, Director-General of GTEC, and his team reached an amicable resolution with the Ya-Naa. Following the discussions, it was announced that the college would resume operations by Wednesday, January 22. “I want to assure the public and stakeholders in tertiary education that the issues have been resolved,…

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A cross-party committee in Sweden has recommended amending the constitution to allow revocation of citizenship for dual citizens convicted of crimes that threaten national security. The proposal, aimed at strengthening Sweden’s security framework, has garnered attention and sparked debate among political parties. Proposed Changes and Scope The Committee on Fundamental Rights and Freedoms has outlined that dual citizens found guilty of serious crimes, such as espionage, high treason, incitement to war, and rebellion, could lose their Swedish citizenship. These crimes are considered severe enough to pose a threat to national security or fall under the jurisdiction of the International…

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As the year comes to a close, individuals across Sweden reflect on their personal milestones and experiences, from new family additions to citizenship achievements. Here are some heartfelt stories from residents and visitors alike, showcasing the joy and challenges of life in Sweden. Welcoming New Life and Love Murthy joyfully announced the birth of his first child, Agasthya, marking a new chapter in his life. Similarly, Eric shared his excitement about becoming a father, expressing gratitude for the care his wife received at St Görans Sjukhus. Love was also in the air for Arianna in Lund, who got engaged…

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In a significant move against renewable energy initiatives, President-elect Donald Trump has tasked New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew, a staunch critic of offshore wind, with drafting an executive order to halt wind energy projects along the U.S. East Coast. This development aligns with Trump’s campaign promises to dismantle the offshore wind industry and boost fossil fuel production. Offshore wind is a pivotal element in transitioning the U.S. electric grid to carbon-neutral energy sources, a crucial step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The power sector, responsible for nearly a third of the nation’s emissions, has been a focal point for…

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The world mourns the loss of David Lynch, not only a visionary filmmaker but also a profound influence in the music industry. Lynch, who passed away on Thursday, leaves behind a rich musical legacy intertwined with his cinematic masterpieces. His compositions, collaborations, and direction of music videos have inspired generations of artists across various genres. Lynch’s musical journey began with his 1978 debut film Eraserhead, where he composed much of the soundtrack. The standout track, “In Heaven,” performed by a character living in a radiator, has become a cult favorite. It has been covered by bands like The Pixies and…

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In his farewell address from the Oval Office on Wednesday, President Joe Biden issued stark warnings about the growing influence of an “oligarchy” of ultra-wealthy individuals and a “tech-industrial complex” threatening American democracy and individual rights. The address comes as Biden prepares to hand over power to President-elect Donald Trump on Monday. Biden emphasized the dangers of wealth concentration in the U.S., asserting that a small group of extremely wealthy individuals are amassing disproportionate power. “Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and…

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Renowned Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan was stabbed during an altercation with an intruder at his residence early Thursday morning, according to media reports. The 54-year-old star was swiftly taken to Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital, where he underwent surgery for his injuries. Khan, who resides in Mumbai with his wife, actress Kareena Kapoor, and their two sons, sustained six stab wounds, two of which were described as deep, including one near his spine, as reported by the Press Trust of India citing a hospital doctor. Police reports indicate that the intruder forced entry into Khan’s home around 2:30 a.m. before attacking…

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Thursday that a “last-minute crisis” with Hamas is delaying the approval of a critical ceasefire agreement aimed at pausing the ongoing conflict in Gaza and securing the release of hostages. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes have resulted in the deaths of dozens across the embattled region. Netanyahu’s office stated that the Israeli Cabinet would not convene to approve the agreement until Hamas adhered to all terms, accusing the militant group of reneging on parts of the deal to extract further concessions. Despite these claims, senior Hamas official Izzat al-Rashq insisted that the group remains committed…

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Novak Djokovic etched another milestone into tennis history by surpassing Roger Federer for the most Grand Slam matches played, reaching 430 on Wednesday with a challenging second-round win at the Australian Open. The Serbian star overcame 21-year-old Portuguese qualifier Jaime Faria in a four-set battle, triumphing 6-1, 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-2 in a match momentarily halted by rain. Djokovic’s latest achievement adds to an already illustrious career, marked by his 379-51 record in Grand Slam tournaments, giving him a .881 winning percentage. “Grand Slams…are the pillars of our sport. They mean everything for the history of the sport,” Djokovic remarked.…

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