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Ghana's Presidency Enforces Pay-TV Ban Amidst Austerity Drive

ACCRA, Ghana – The Ghanaian government has confirmed that a directive banning pay-television services, specifically DSTV subscriptions, at the Presidency, commo...

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3/9/2026

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Ghana's Presidency Enforces Pay-TV Ban Amidst Austerity Drive

ACCRA, Ghana – The Ghanaian government has confirmed that a directive banning pay-television services, specifically DSTV subscriptions, at the Presidency, commo...

MyGhOnline

3/9/2026