When Isaac (not his real name), a 22-year-old school dropout and mason in Saboba, first took tramadol, he believed it would give him the strength to work longer hours and earn more money. Instead, it left him battling dependency, poor health, and broken relationships. His story mirrors that of many young people across Ghana who [...]The post Saboba Chief warns youth: Choose farming over drugs appeared first on Ghanamma.com.
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Upon assuming the role in March, International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu was briefed by Global Affairs on Canada’s efforts to diversify away from China, citing Beijing’s “economic coercion” and “pervasive” non-market practices, according to recently released documents. Sidhu was informed in a briefing book detailing his mandate and
A Massachusetts couple who ran an insurance business were charged in connection with $700,000 used for personal purposes, collected from 50 of their clients. Read Full Article →
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