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Thursday, 5 November 2026 News HEADLINES: Deadly Blast at Hamile Border as Farmers Urge Government to Save Northern Ashanti Mines

Dynamite Explosion Kills Immigration Officer and Others at Hamile

Storyline: A deadly dynamite blast at the Hamile border has claimed lives, including an immigration officer, with several others injured. Authorities have imposed a curfew in the area as investigations continue.

2. Mining Lease Dispute

Headline: Don’t Kill Northern Ashanti Mines – Farmers Association Appeals to Government

Storyline: The Asanda Farmers Association has appealed to the government to dialogue rather than revoke the Northern Ashanti Mines lease, describing the decision as harsh and potentially damaging to local livelihoods.

3. Political Tension

Headline: Minority Accuses Speaker and Government of Intimidation

Storyline: Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has accused the government of using state power to intimidate the opposition, while also criticising the Speaker over the handling of the cocaine probe and other parliamentary matters.

4. Other Notable Stories

President Mahama has cautioned motorists to observe speed limits under the new TraffiTech system to avoid heavy fines.

Finance Minister Ato Forson says the 2027 Budget will focus on delivering jobs, growth and prosperity.

GoldBod continues to post strong foreign exchange inflows, while VALCO’s operational recovery remains a positive highlight.

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