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A Walk Together Could Strengthen Your Marriage
Young married couples who exercise together tend to experience healthier communication, better conflict resolution and lower levels of marital stress,…
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Five Insect Lessons for Better Decisions
In as much as humans may pride themselves on superior intelligence, research into insect behaviour suggests that some of the…
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10-Second Superglue Could Transform Underwater Repairs
Engineers have developed a new high-performance adhesive that can bond surfaces underwater in as little as 10 seconds, withstand continuous…
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Jinapor Unveils 2030 Renewable Energy Ambition
The government has set a target of increasing Ghana’s renewable energy penetration to at least 10 per cent by 2030,…
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Ghana, Sierra Leone Deepen Land Reform Partnership
The Lands Commission has concluded a week-long knowledge-sharing programme with a high-level delegation from Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Lands, Housing…
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GSA To Ban Importation Of Vehicles Older Than 10 Years
The Ghana Standards Authority is preparing to enforce a sweeping prohibition on the importation of automobiles that have exceeded a…
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Earth More Exposed to Solar Storms Than Thought
Scientists have warned that Earth may be significantly more vulnerable to the effects of extreme solar storms than previously believed,…
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Scientists Build ‘Living’ Nanoreactor to Boost Artificial Photosynthesis
Artificial photosynthesis has taken a significant step forward after researchers developed a biomimetic nanoreactor that mimics the internal organization of…
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Scientists Discover Promising New Target for AML Treatment
Researchers at Hadassah Medical Center have identified a gene that could become a promising target for treating acute myeloid leukemia…
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France Enacts Landmark Social Media Ban for Children Under 15
France has become the first country in the European Union to approve legislation banning children under the age of 15…
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