The Minority in Parliament has refused to attend a 3-day orientation programme for Members of the House ongoing at the Volta Serene Hotel in Ho.

According to the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, the Minority, through a notice, protested the cost of the event hence their withdrawal.

The cost of the programme was not immediately known.

Addressing the opening ceremony of the event, he said “their reason is that the cost component is too much, and they don’t want to be part of that.”

He found the decision unfortunate to the progress of the House, and Ghana’s democracy given the importance of the orientation which would prepare members, especially new entrants for the task ahead for the next four years.

Speaker Bagbin explained that the venue among other arrangements, was decided on and recommended by a search party following a comprehensive evaluation of several factors.

“There is a good reason why we choose venues for this, it’s not partisan -there is always a search party and they go around, discuss with the various hospitalities, look at the cost components, their facilities, their suitability, and the convenience of your movement because there are other pressures on you and there are score marks before we decide where to go”, he said.

He concluded that Volta Serene Hotel was selected after it met all the ideals needed to host such an important event which is geared towards protecting and developing the country’s democracy.

The 3-day orientation programme would provide the members of parliament with in-depth insights into their duties and responsibilities and equip them to be effective and successful members.

They will be provided training in parliamentary practices, lobbying, advocacy skills, and debating skills among others.

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The Saturday, February 1, 2025, edition of UTV’s United Showbiz programme is live with Empress Gifty discharging her duties as host.

Today’s edition of the entertainment show will see the host engage the mother of Ghanaian hip-life sensation Okomfour Kwadee over her son’s mental health challenges.

The show will also have panelists discussing the major entertainment issues of the week.

Other guests for the show are Prophet Kumchacha and Counsellor George Lutterodt.

Industry players, including Ola Michael, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo, Bullgod and Vida Adutwumwaa, are also on the bill to bring some nuance to the conversations about the respective issues.

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Agricultural economist and economic policy expert, Peter Boamah Otokunor

Agricultural economist and economic policy expert, Peter Boamah Otokunor, has called for a shift in economic policies to prioritize sectors that directly impact the lives of Ghanaians, particularly agriculture.

Speaking on TV3’s Keypoints, he challenged the narrative that a 6.3% GDP growth rate is a true reflection of economic progress.

“When you want to design your economic policy to respond to the needs of the people, you look at where it matters most, where it affects the people most,” he said, arguing that macroeconomic figures often paint an incomplete picture of real-life economic struggles.

Using his own experience as an example, Otokunor revealed the difficulties faced by businesses due to high interest rates.

“Last year, I wanted to expand my poultry farm, and I needed some funding… I was looking at an interest rate of about 39%.

“Now, if I’m going to borrow at 39%, considering all the other business factors, how would that business survive?” he questioned.

The maintenance project included the offshore pipeline cleaning across multiple locations

The West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAPCo) has announced the safe and successful completion of its critical pipeline maintenance activities and the resumption of gas transportation services in Ghana, Togo, and Benin.

The maintenance project included offshore pipeline cleaning and inspection, subsea valve replacements, and other essential works across multiple locations in Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria.

The project, which spanned four weeks, involved temporarily shutting down the pipeline laterals into Cotonou, Benin, Lomé, Togo and Tema, Ghana.

A statement signed by Dr Isaac Adjei Doku, General Manager, Corporate Affairs of WAPCo, and copied to the Ghana News Agency said despite the complexities and challenges, the project was completed ahead of schedule with remarkable efficiency and safety.

Madam Michelle Burkett, WAPCo’s Managing Director, praised the team for their outstanding effort, saying, “I want to congratulate every member of our team for their dedication and professionalism.

“This was a complex project, and your hard work, even in the face of challenges, made it a success.”

She said while some countries experienced temporary disruptions due to the shutdown of the laterals, the team worked tirelessly to ensure that the maintenance work was carried out swiftly and safely.

“The results speak for themselves, and I could not be prouder of what we have achieved,” she added.

Madam Burkett expressed the company’s gratitude to the governments of Benin, Ghana, Nigeria, and Togo for their continued support while also appreciating the efforts of the maritime and regulatory authorities in these countries.

She said: “We also express our appreciation to our customers, shippers, gas off-takers, host communities, shareholders, and all other stakeholders for their valuable collaboration and contributions to the success of the project.”

The statement noted that WAPCo remained committed to providing high-quality service and maintaining the highest safety standards for efficiency.

Prophet Nicholas Osei alias Kumchacha

Prophet Kumchacha has begged President John Dramani Mahama to appoint him a part of his government.

Kumchacha wants to be in charge of a ministry to manage Ghanaian prophets and pastors working against God’s work.

Kumchacha, regardless of the president’s pledge to reduce the number of ministries and existence of the religious affairs ministry, wants a ministry created for him to check false prophets, among others.

According to Kumchacha, he has worked hard for the John Dramani Mahama brand and needs to be appreciated for the work he did before the 2024 elections.

“I’ve worked hard for the past four years to ensure that John Dramani Mahama becomes the president. The late nights and my continuous appearance on TV to propagate his works are testaments to the fact that I need an elevation.

“I sacrificed my life for the project, and everyone is aware of the things I did to ensure that he is voted back to power. He can create a ministry for me to handle all prophets in the country. I have realized that some prophets are taking advantage of Ghanaians and are engaging in things that are not morally right.

“I need a ministry to handle these prophets. I am very serious about this plea to the president to hear my cry. An appointment into the government will make my soul very happy,” he stated on the Saturday, March 1, 2025 edition of United Showbiz.

By Joyce Danso  

Accra, Feb. 28, GNA – Evangelist Dag Heward-Mills, founder of Lighthouse Chapel International, met with Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele during his visit to the Solomon Islands for the Healing Jesus Campaign and Pastors’ Conference.  

He was invited to speak at the Prime Minister’s Senior Staff Morning Devotion, a daily gathering attended by key government officials.   

A statement shared with the GNA said that the Prime Minister, who valued the importance of faith in leadership, warmly welcomed the Evangelist Heward-Mills on behalf of the Solomon Islands.  

During their discussion, Evangelist Heward-Mills elaborated on the wisdom of God, emphasizing its necessity for leadership, victory, and nation-building.   

Quoting Proverbs 4:7, he said, “Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore, get wisdom: and with all thy getting, get understanding.”   

He explained that true wisdom, found in the Word of God, was the foundation for effective leadership and lasting success.  

Evangelist Heward-Mills said that a nation could be built on the wisdom of the Word of God rather than relying solely on human understanding.   

He also emphasised that God’s wisdom was far superior to human wisdom and remained the key to strong governance and enduring leadership.   

Citing Psalm 119:98, he said, “Thou through thy commandments hast made me wiser than mine enemies.”  

The statement said the meeting highlighted the importance of faith-based initiatives in strengthening communities and fostering hope.   

Prime Minister Manele expressed his support for extending the crusade to other islands, recognizing the role of faith in shaping the nation’s future.  

The statement said Evangelist Heward-Mills would move to Congo Brazzaville for three crusades after the campaign in Solomon Islands.   

GNA  

President John Dramani Mahama

President John Dramani Mahama says his government will implement the Affirmative Action Act of 2024 (Act 1121) to ensure gender equity across all spheres of national life.

He said the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection was actively collaborating with relevant stakeholders to operationalise the Act, including attaining the 30 per cent target quota for women in political appointments.

President Mahama was delivering his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) as a non-conservative President before Parliament on Thursday.

“I am pleased to report that women currently make up 23.21 per cent of all appointments, and we are diligently working toward reaching the target outlined in Act 1121,” he added.

President Mahama said he would engage all stakeholders, including development partners and civil society organisations, to prioritise gender equality, equity, and social justice.

“We will establish strong social protection mechanisms and enhance legal safeguards for women, girls, and other vulnerable groups,” he added.

The initiatives towards achieving that, he said, included enacting comprehensive laws and policies designed to dismantle harmful social norms, enhancing access to crucial resources and opportunities, particularly for young women and reduction of overall vulnerability within the society.

President Mahama commended the Speaker of Parliament, Mr Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, for his unwavering support and guidance, which were instrumental in passing the Affirmative Action Act, 2024 (Act 1121), during the Eighth Parliament of the Fourth Republic.

“I am concerned about achieving gender balance, especially at the local government level. Very few women muster the courage to apply for the position of MMDCE.

“The few who do are edged out on very flimsy and parochial grounds. I hope that the National Constitution Review Conference will clear the pathway for the election of DCEs. The Gender Ministry will have the obligation to encourage and support more women to apply for these positions,” he said.

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Women of Valour, a group that fights for women’s rights, is demanding a thorough investigation into the murder of Yabane Deladem Aku, a final-year student at KNUST. 

They want the perpetrator to face the full rigours of the law.

In a statement, Women of Valour condemned the murder, saying it’s a sad reminder of the dangers women and girls face.

They’re worried about the safety of women, even in places like schools.

While welcoming the arrest of the suspect, Daniel Tuffour, the group is pushing for swift justice. They want KNUST and the authorities to turn their promises of improved security into real action.

Women of Valour has also sent condolences to the family and friends of Yabane, the KNUST student who was murdered. They promise to keep fighting to stop violence against women and girls.

Yabane’s body was found near a laboratory on the university campus on February 27, 2025.

Many students are angry and scared, and they’re asking for better security on campus. 

The police have arrested a suspect, Daniel Tuffour, and he’s been sent to court. He’s now in custody waiting for his next court date.

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The Students Loan Trust Fund (SLTF) has approved the disbursement of loans to 9,433 students across 62 public and private tertiary institutions in Ghana.

This decision marks one of the first major actions taken by Dr. Saajida Shiraz, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of SLTF, since assuming office.

Dr. Shiraz acknowledged the delay in disbursements and extended an apology to affected students, assuring them that under her leadership, the SLTF will be more intentional about providing timely financial support.

She emphasized her commitment to ensuring that eligible Ghanaian tertiary students receive the assistance they need without unnecessary delays.

Reiterating her dedication to President John Dramani Mahama’s vision for an improved tertiary education financing system, she stated that she has already begun processes to facilitate the smooth implementation of the SLTF Plus policy.

This initiative is expected to enhance financial support for students and improve the overall effectiveness of the fund.

Reflecting on her first days in office, Dr. Shiraz described the past week as productive, filled with meaningful engagements and strategic discussions.

She participated in conversations with student leaders at the National Education Forum on education financing, familiarized herself with the SLTF staff, and explored ways to reposition the fund for greater impact.

She also engaged with the newly appointed Deputy CEO, Kojo Danquah, and visited two zonal offices as well as the SLTF regional office in Accra.

Additionally, she noted that the week involved making some necessary interventions in the public interest to ensure the fund operates in a way that best serves students.

With these early efforts, Dr. Shiraz has set the tone for a more efficient and responsive SLTF, assuring students that they can expect improved access and service delivery in the months ahead.

A lecturer from the Department of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Cape Coast, Dr. Kasim Abdulai has lauded the government’s transformative initiatives aimed at eradicating hunger and ensuring food security nationwide.

This follows President John Mahama’s State of The Nation’s Address on Thursday.

“The government’s visionary approach as presented in the SONA 2025 is nothing short of revolutionary. By embracing strategies such as the Agriculture for Economic Transformation Agenda, Feed Ghana Programme, Poultry Farm-to-Table Project, AgriNext Programme, Livestock Development Project, and the establishment of Farmer Service Centers, Ghana is boldly charting a new course toward sustainable food security and improved nutritional health,” Dr. Abdulai stated.

Dr. Abdulai underscored the urgent need for these initiatives by highlighting stark malnutrition data that continue to plague the nation.

“Data from the 2022 Ghana Demographic and Health Survey reveal that 17% of children under five are stunted, 11% are underweight, and 6% are wasted, highlighting a severe burden on young children.

He also noted that adolescents face a double burden of malnutrition, with boys being more prone to stunting and underweight, while girls are increasingly at risk of overweight and obesity, illustrating the coexistence of undernutrition and overnutrition that demands comprehensive intervention.”

In the SONA address, President Mahama outlined a blueprint designed to modernize the agricultural sector, boost local food production, and stabilize food prices. The lecturer emphasised that these measures are critical not only for reducing the nation’s reliance on costly food imports but also for creating sustainable livelihoods for local farmers.

“This strategic focus on modernizing agriculture and empowering our local producers is the key to ensuring that every Ghanaian has access to affordable, nutritious food. It represents a long-overdue investment in our nation’s health and economic resilience,” he added.

Highlighting the potential impact of these initiatives, Dr. Abdulai noted, “The Feed Ghana Programme and Poultry Farm-to-Table Project, for example, are set to drastically reduce our dependency on imported food products, which has long been a financial drain, currently costing over US$300 million annually. Instead, we are investing in our people and our future—ensuring that the fruits of our land directly nourish our communities.”

For him, this is a bold, multi-faceted strategy signaling a turning point in Ghana’s battle against hunger and malnutrition.

 “Today, we celebrate a government that not only promises change but is actively delivering it. This is a call to all stakeholders in nutrition and public health to rally behind this ambitious agenda and help build a future free from hunger,” he concluded.

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The Saturday, February 1, 2025, edition of UTV’s United Showbiz programme is live with Empress Gifty discharging her duties as host.

Today’s edition of the entertainment show will see the host engage the mother of Ghanaian hip-life sensation Okomfour Kwadee over her son’s mental health challenges.

The show will also have panelists discussing the major entertainment issues of the week.

Other guests for the show are Prophet Kumchacha and Counsellor George Lutterodt.

Industry players, including Ola Michael, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo, Bullgod and Vida Adutwumwaa, are also on the bill to bring some nuance to the conversations about the respective issues.

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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has fiercely criticized US President Donald Trump, describing the angry White House encounter with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as beyond belief.

“Diplomacy fails when negotiating partners are humiliated in front of the world,” Steinmeier told dpa on Saturday during a flight to Uruguay.

“The scene at the White House yesterday took my breath away. I would never have believed that we would ever have to defend Ukraine from the United States,” Steinmeier said, eschewing his usual diplomatic subtleties.

Steinmeier said that Europeans remain committed to freedom, democracy and the rule of law. “We must prevent Ukraine from having to accept subjugation,” he said.

Trump on Friday accused Zelensky of recklessly endangering global security by refusing to negotiate a peace deal with Russia, warning that he was “gambling with World War Three” and the lives of millions.

He dismissed Ukraine’s position in the war started by Russia, arguing that Zelensky did not “have the cards” to dictate how Washington should engage with Moscow. He also described Zelensky as “disrespectful” and ungrateful.

Trump insisted that Russian President Vladimir Putin was willing to negotiate and issued an ultimatum to Zelensky: either Ukraine made a deal, or the US would withdraw its critical military support, leaving Ukraine to “fight it out” on its own.

Zelensky, visibly frustrated, countered that “there would be no compromises with a killer on our territory” and accused Trump of jeopardizing both Ukrainian and US security with his approach to Russia.

Steinmeier said Germany “urgently needs a strong government” in place to deal with the unfolding crisis. Germany held federal elections a week ago in which the mainstream conservative bloc came out on top, with Friedrich Merz likely the next chancellor. Preliminary talks to form a coalition with the Social Democrats have begun.

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Vivian Narkuor is living proof that talent, persistence and the right support can take an athlete from obscurity to continental stardom. 

Fresh off a stunning campaign at the 2025 African Clubs Champions League (ACCC) in Ismailia, Egypt, where she netted 12 goals to claim both the Top Scorer and Most Valuable Player awards, the 28-year-old is basking in the well-earned limelight. 

Her efforts not only powered the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Royal Ladies to a successful title defence with a 3-0 win over Egypt’s Smouha in the final but also cemented her status as one of Africa’s most prolific hockey forwards.

She stood beaming at the GRA headquarters in Accra with her teammates, fresh off the announcement that she and her teammates would receive GH¢10,000 each in recognition of their triumph. 

It was clear that Vivian’s journey had reached another defining milestone.

Reluctant teen to national treasure

Unlike many elite athletes who grew up dreaming of their sport, Vivian initially had little interest in hockey. 

As a young girl at Nkawkaw, Eastern Region, her heart leaned towards football, volleyball and handball. Hockey was merely an afterthought until her Physical Education teacher, known as Mr Sarfo, introduced her to the game at the Nkawkaw Senior High School.

Even then, she had to be persuaded to join the Eastern Regional team for the national schools’ tournament in Kumasi in 2014.

“I was selected for the Eastern Regional team for the national tournament in Kumasi but I didn’t want to go,” she recalls with a smile. 

“They had to drive from Koforidua to Nkawkaw to search for me.

My mum convinced me and I reluctantly went to camp,” she told The Mirror, recounting her unusual journey into hockey.

What happened next was fate taking charge. 

At that tournament, her performances caught the attention of Ebenezer Frimpong, the then Ghana national hockey captain and now Head of the GRA’s Sports Unit. 

So impressed was he that he rewarded her with cash and a hockey stick, reassuring her that she was a rare talent worth nurturing.

It was not easy 

Vivian still didn’t see a future in hockey beyond school and it took Frimpong over a year of persistent encouragement before she finally moved to Accra to train with the GRA Royal Ladies. 

Living with Frimpong’s family, she honed her skills and prepared for what would become a remarkable journey in the sport.

Breakthrough and rise

That decision proved to be life-changing. Joining the GRA Royal Ladies in 2015, she quickly established herself as a key attacking force, helping the club rise to dominance in Ghana and Africa. 

She helped the team win a bronze medal at the 2015 ACCC in Zambia before securing silver in 2016. 

Then came her true breakthrough in 2017, when Accra hosted the tournament. Playing in front of an energetic home crowd, the GRA Royal Ladies triumphed over Kenya’s Telekom to win Ghana’s first-ever continental club hockey gold. 

It was the beginning of a golden era, with the team winning four more continental club titles in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2025—each victory etched in history by Vivian’s phenomenal goal-scoring exploits. She demonstrated her prowess by winning back-to-back MVP awards in 2002, 2003 and 2025.

At the national level, she has been a key player for the Black Sticks since 2017, representing Ghana in major international competitions including the 2018 and 2022 Commonwealth Games and multiple Africa Cup of Nations tournaments. 

She played a pivotal role in Ghana’s historic gold medal triumph at the 2023 African Games and came close to leading her country to Olympic qualification for Paris 2024, finishing second to South Africa in the qualifiers.

Despite her glittering hockey career, Vivian understands the importance of balancing sports with a professional career. 

She currently works as a Field Operations Clerk at the Matban Shipping and Logistics in Accra, a role that presents challenges due to the demanding nature of her hockey commitments. 

Yet, she remains relentless in her pursuit of excellence, both on and off the field.

She credits her senior teammates, particularly Adizatu Sulemana, for keeping her motivated.

Vivian is also passionate about inspiring young athletes, encouraging them to embrace sports as a gateway to greater opportunities. 

“Sports can take you far; it builds character, communication skills, and confidence,” she often says. “You must always be willing to learn, train hard on your own, and have set goals beyond just playing for fun.” 

Future aspirations

Despite her success, Vivian is candid about the struggles that Ghanaian hockey players face, particularly in terms of facilities, domestic competition structure and job security.

Unlike football, where professional contracts offer financial stability, hockey players often juggle full-time jobs with their sporting careers, making it difficult to compete at the highest level consistently.

Her biggest dream now is to play professionally abroad. Having conquered African club hockey, she is keen to test herself in more competitive leagues across Europe or Asia.  

Vivian’s story is not just about goals and trophies but also about breaking barriers and inspiring the next generation of Ghanaian athletes. 

And with her unwavering ambition, there is no doubt she has plenty more history to write.

For now, Vivian is just getting started.

By Joseph Agrace Wiyorbie   

Wa, (UW/R), Feb. 28, GNA – Some people in the Wa municipality have described the President John Dramani Mahama’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) as giving a glimmer of hope aimed at resetting the country to regain its past glory.  

They praised the President’s transparency and truthfulness in presenting the nation’s current state in the SONA and urged him to work hard to put the country back to economic growth.   

Speaking to the Ghana News Agency (GNA) in separate interviews after the President’s address, some of the residents said that they were confident in his assurance of transforming the current economic situation in the country.  

Mr John Dinbong, a resident, lauded the government for the various policy intervention, aimed at addressing the economic problems, and encourage it to do more, particularly in the energy sector to save industries and businesses.  

He added that when productivity declines, the national economy would suffer and called for pragmatic solutions through innovations to solve the energy crisis.  

Madam Evelyn Kuubata, appealed to the government to tackle unemployment, create more jobs, and expand employment opportunities, especially for the youth to curb truancy.  

Madam Kuubata said people were struggling with the rising cost of living, saying, “We expect actions and not mere speeches that might not materilise.”  

Madam Wasilatu Iddrisu, a businesswoman, appealed to the President to address inflation, unemployment, and economic hardship, which were affecting businesses and livelihoods in the country.  

She added that the rising cost of goods and services was affecting businesses and that if nothing was done about it the economic hardship would continue unabated.  

Mr Maxwell Kyere, a teacher, called on the government and state institutions to eliminate corruption, and encouraged hard work and dedication to duty.  

He entreated the government to improve upon the working conditions in the public sector to maximize productivity.  

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Real Betis came from behind to beat Real Madrid with Isco scoring the winner against his former club.

The visitors, who sit second in La Liga, went ahead when Kylian Mbappe picked out Ferland Mendy, who squared for Brahim Diaz to slot into an empty net from close range.

Madrid had a couple of chances to double their lead before Johnny Cardoso equalised with a 34th-minute header from Isco’s corner.

Isco – captaining Betis against the club where he spent nine years – then netted a 54th-minute penalty after Antonio Rudiger had fouled Jesus Rodriguez in the box.

The hosts almost got a third when Cucho Hernandez shot wide after being picked out by Manchester United loanee Antony, who was available after his side won an appeal against his red card last week.

Betis, managed by ex-Madrid and Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini, move up to sixth in the La Liga table and fully deserved their victory with 18 shots to Madrid’s nine.

It was the fourth time this season Carlo Ancelotti’s side have lost in La Liga and they remain behind Barcelona on goal difference.

Atletico Madrid could overtake them with a win against Athletic Bilbao later on Saturday (20:00 GMT).

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Renowned media personality and passionate tourism advocate Abeiku Santana has embarked on a new chapter of service to the nation as the Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA).

His appointment marks a significant milestone in Ghana’s mission to elevate its tourism industry and showcase its rich cultural heritage on the global stage.

With deep gratitude and humility, Abeiku Santana paid an official visit to his CEO, Mrs. Maame Efua Houadjeto, to express his commitment to working closely with her in transforming and enhancing Ghana’s tourism sector. Acknowledging her vast expertise in Tourism and Hospitality, International Trade Shows, Exhibitions, and Conferences, he emphasized the importance of collaborative leadership in achieving national tourism goals.

“I am strongly convinced that her vast expertise will significantly enhance and transform our tourism sector, aligning with the vision of our President, H.E. John Dramani Mahama, and contributing to the progress of Ghana and its people,” Santana stated.

As an influential voice in media and tourism promotion, Santana has spent years using his platform to highlight Ghana’s diverse travel experiences, vibrant festivals, and growing hospitality industry.

Now, in his new role, he is poised to bring fresh energy, strategic initiatives, and innovative partnerships to further drive Ghana’s tourism agenda forward.

Pledging his unwavering support to the CEO and the Ghana Tourism Authority, Abeiku Santana remains committed to ensuring that Ghana’s tourism sector continues to thrive and reach new heights.

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