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Regional Power Talks: Ghana is exploring deeper electricity cooperation with Nigeria, including a possible gas-to-power swap where Ghana generates electricity and exports it back to Nigeria, while already trading with Togo, Benin and Burkina Faso. Fuel Market Pressure: Ghana’s NPA says the country has at least six weeks of fuel cover and that its main worry is prices, not supply. Export Cuts Clarified: BOST Energies says reduced diesel and gasoline exports to Burkina Faso and Mali are not about politics or an imminent Ghana shortage, but about depot revamp works and supply management. Labour Rights Update (Burkina Faso): Burkina Faso adopted a decree enforcing equal pay for temporary and permanent workers with the same qualifications, and limits clauses that block direct hiring after placements. WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup: Nigeria beat Ghana 4-2, and Ghana’s Black Maidens now face Togo next after the setback. Food Losses (Ghana): Tomato farmers in Volta report huge post-harvest losses from crate shortages and lack of buyers. Nuclear Safety Statement: 15 countries, including Burkina Faso, warned against attacks or threats to safeguarded nuclear facilities.

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