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1. Deftones to Give ‘Private Music’ Public Offering on Spring Tour Rolling Stone · 12 Nov 2026

   Knocked Loose and Julie will support the alt-metal group on North American dates beginning in May

2. Can You Quit Your Job and Live Off an ETF? The Reality of Dividend Nomads Bloomberg · 12 Nov 2026

   In this episode, we explore the “dividend nomads,” people using derivative-income funds to generate the cash they need to live abroad.

3. 8 Psychological Thriller Movies That Are Perfect From Beginning to End Collider · 12 Nov 2026

   The job of a psychological thriller isn’t just to keep the audience on the edge of their seats; the best ones create uncertainty about their main characters’ motivations and force us to question who we can trust. These stories remain grounded in unpredictable human behavior where morality and…

4. 2027 Budget: Gov’t to leverage U-20 AFCON for sports infrastructure development Multimedia Group · 12 Nov 2026

   Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has announced plans to begin preparations to host the 2027 CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations, which is expected to create opportunities for sports infrastructure development and economic growth. The commitment was contained in the 2027 Budget Statement and…

5. Home sales in worst slump since the aftermath of the Great Recession - The Washington Post Google · 12 Nov 2026

   Home sales in worst slump since the aftermath of the Great Recession The Washington Post Home Sales in October Plummet to 16-Year Low WSJ 'Punch in the gut': Homes sales fall to their lowest in 16 years NPR Sales of Existing US Homes Tumble to Lowest Level Since 2010 Bloomberg.com 'A tough market'…

6. 'Disrespectful': Thieves steal ornate lion from Feilding cemetery TVNZ · 12 Nov 2026

   Police say it is "incredibly disappointing" that an ornate lion statue was stolen from a Feilding cemetery monument. Senior Sergeant Caleb Watt said the lion was stolen from a monument sometime between 6pm on September 27, and 9am on September 28. "An attempt was made to steal a second lion from the…

7. Government to invest US$1bn in textile and garment industry – Ato Forson Multimedia Group · 12 Nov 2026

   Government will invest US$1 billion to transform Ghana’s textile and garment industry into a competitive manufacturing hub, capable of supplying global fashion markets. Finance Minister, Dr Cassiel Ato Forson said the investment is aimed at expanding local production, increasing exports and creating…

8. 2027 Budget: GH¢600m earmarked for 10 regional stadia Multimedia Group · 12 Nov 2026

   Government has earmarked GH¢600 million from its GH¢782 million allocation to the Ministry of Sports and Recreation for the construction of 10 multipurpose regional stadia across the country. Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson announced the funding and project details during his presentation of…

9. Microsoft ‘restarting’ as outage impacts global users, with Outlook and Teams affected The Guardian · 12 Nov 2026

   An alert on Microsoft’s site said it was ‘aggressively pursuing all pathways to reduce impact’ and blamed a server issue Microsoft says it is “aggressively pursuing all pathways” after users reported issues accessing its 365 suite of programs, including Outlook and Teams. On Friday morning, outage…

10. Gov’t tasks EXIM Bank to drive self-sufficiency in poultry production Multimedia Group · 12 Nov 2026

    Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson says the government has directed the Ghana Export-Import Bank (EXIM Bank) to work with industries to make the country self-sufficient in poultry and poultry feed production. He said the initiative forms part of efforts to strengthen local poultry farming…