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WAEC releases provisional results of 2025 WASSCE, cancels subject results of 6,295 candidates
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NPP flagbearer race: Bawumia gets endorsements in Okere, Akuapem North and South constituencies
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Speaker Bagbin refers Afenyo-Markin’s contempt case to Privileges Committee
November 27, 2025
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