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Super Falcons Depart USA, Shift Focus To Japan Friendly

Nine-time African champions and FIFA World Cup ever-present, Super Falcons of Nigeria have flown out of the United States of America after a two-match...

Nigeria Now 9th In FIBA Power Ranking

Nigeria’s D’Tigers dropped four steps down the ladder in the FIBA World Ranking (Africa) after their poor run of results at the FIBA World...

Man Utd, Arsenal And Roma Headline Europa League Line-Up

Premier League heavyweights Manchester United and Arsenal begin as the leading contenders for this season’s Europa League, although Jose Mourinho’s Roma are eyeing back-to-back...

Chelsea Sack Tuchel, Announce Temporary Replacement

Chelsea on Wednesday sacked their manager, Thomas Tuchel, following their UEFA Champions League group stage 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb on Tuesday. Chelsea announced this...

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Ghana’s New Economy: Why GoldBod Says Production Must Drive Growth

ACCRA, Ghana — Ghana is preparing for what its government describes as a “New Economy”, one designed to move the country beyond economic stabilisation and towards an economy driven more deliberately by production, jobs, investment and wealth creation. And at the Loveworld Trade and Investment Forum (LTIF) 2026 in Accra,...

Loveworld Launches $1m Capital Fund to Finance Businesses

Fund unveiled at LTIF 2026 in Accra as Loveworld pushes plan to build a structured business and investment ecosystem ACCRA, Ghana — Loveworld has launched a $1 million capital fund to provide growth financing to entrepreneurs and businesses within its network, as the Loveworld Nation moves to strengthen...

LTIF 2026: Why Africa Must Move From Potential to Production

ACCRA, GHANA — Africa has no shortage of resources. It has land.It has minerals.It has a huge and youthful population.It has entrepreneurs.It has technology.And it has a continental market of more than a billion people. But at the 2026 Loveworld Trade & Investment Forum in Accra, the message was clear:...