Ghana’s gold sector has come under intense public attention following reports that the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) recorded an estimated $214 million loss under the country’s gold-for-reserves programme.
Ghana is once again at a critical point in its democratic journey as the government pushes forward with proposals to amend the 1992 Constitution. A long-anticipated review process has brought fresh ideas, widespread public engagement and spirited debate about how the country should be governed in the future.
The recent U.S. airstrikes carried out inside Nigeria have triggered widespread debate across the country and among Nigerians living abroad. While the strikes were framed by the United States as a counter-terrorism operation targeting extremist groups, public reaction shows that Nigerian opinion is far from unified.
Joint U.S.–Nigeria Airstrikes Targeted ISIS-Linked Camps in Northern Nigeria Nigeria carried out a coordinated military operation with support from the United States, targeting suspected ISIS-linked militant camps hidden deep inside forest areas of the country’s
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has formally presented a report on the Bawku conflict to President John Dramani Mahama, marking a key step in ongoing efforts to restore lasting peace in the troubled area.
Africa in Review: A Year of Change, Challenges, and Resilience As the year comes to an end, Africa reflects on twelve months marked by political shifts, economic pressure, security concerns, cultural milestones, and renewed calls
The suspension of the United States Green Card Lottery has once again shown how global policy decisions can hit Africa the hardest.
For many Africans, the Diversity Visa Programme was one of the few legal and realistic pathways to live and work in the United States. Every year, thousands of people across the continent applied with hope — not because it was easy, but because it was one of the only chances available to ordinary people without wealth, connections or special visas.
Epstein Files: What Is Known, What Is Not, and Why Accuracy Matters The release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein has once again drawn global attention, sparking discussions about his network, associates, and the handling
South Africa: Police Intensify Probe Into High-Profile Murder Case South African police have intensified investigations into a high-profile murder case that has captured national attention, as authorities question several suspects and pursue new leads in
Over the past few days, the name Abu Trica has dominated conversations across Ghana and beyond, raising serious questions about online fraud, social media influence, and international crime enforcement.
Abu Trica, a Ghanaian social media personality known for displaying a flashy lifestyle online, has been arrested following a U.S. federal indictment linked to an alleged large-scale romance scam.
In recent days, there has been a lot of noise around the deportation of Israeli nationals from Ghana. What many reports and online discussions have failed to clearly state, however, is that Israel deported Ghanaian citizens first. Ghana’s action did not happen in a vacuum — it was a response.
The shocking answer emerging from recent events is: yes — there’s credible evidence that some South Africans were allegedly deceived and ended up fighting in Russia’s war in Ukraine. What started as reports of a few distressed individuals has grown into a national scandal and criminal investigation with real human cost and legal consequences.
President John Dramani Mahama has requested the Majority Leader, Mahama Ayariga, and the Majority Chief Whip, Rockson-Nelson Dafeamekpor, to suspend their move to introduce a Private Members’ Bill seeking to abolish the Office of the
Sudanese Medical Center And Kindergarten Annihilated In Ruthless Drone Strike; Astonishing Death Toll Surges Beyond 100 As WHO Denounces Outrage The Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has denounced what
Tshisekedi Blasts Rwanda for Shattering Truce as Fresh and Devastating Chaos Erupts Now As Seen Across Congo’s Eastern Fronts Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi has sharply accused Rwanda of reneging on key commitments under recently negotiated
Benin’s President Trumpets Defeat of Insurrection, Swears Severe Payback Benin’s President, Patrice Talon, announced on Sunday that authorities and loyal security forces had successfully crushed an attempted military overthrow orchestrated by a faction of soldiers,
Mahama Touches Down in Abidjan for Ouattara’s Grand Oath-Taking Ceremony President John Dramani Mahama has touched down in Abidjan to participate in the swearing-in of Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara, slated for today, Monday, December 8,
Union Commission Boss Slams Ruthless Plot to Topple Benin’s Government The Chairperson of the African Union Commission, H.E. Mahmoud Ali Yousouf, vehemently denounces the attempted overthrow of the constitutional order that unfolded on 7 December
Tanzania Deploys Ruthless State Force as Explosive Protests Gather Storm Tanzanian officials have launched a sweeping and unjust campaign of arrests targeting supposed protest coordinators and opposition sympathizers ahead of the nationwide demonstrations slated for
Tunisia Grinds to a Halt as Defiant Union Clashes with Saied’s Tremendous and Intensifying Repression Tunisia’s most powerful labor federation, the Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT), has declared a nationwide work stoppage for January 21,