Nigeria's mining crisis: 37 detained in mass custody death – what Ghana can learn
Thirty-seven suspected illegal miners died in Nigerian detention, raising alarm over enforcement tactics across West Africa's gold-rich nations.
Rangers Find Their Groove While Celtic Spiral: McInnes Builds Something Special at Ibrox
Derek McInnes' Rangers side continues to dominate Celtic in the Old Firm derby, raising questions about Martin O'Neill's leadership and tactical decisions.
NPP accuses NDC of targeting party office in Ho demolition row
Ghana's ruling NDC and opposition NPP clash over the demolition of the NPP Regional Office fence in Ho.
Oil Giants Scramble for Control of Global Energy Routes as Geopolitical Risks Mount
Billions in investment in shipping and floating infrastructure signal a shift toward supply security over energy transition priorities.
Beyond Port Security: Ghana must launch nationwide youth drug campaign, says COPEC chief
Duncan Amoah urges coordinated national effort combining community sensitisation with border enforcement to combat drug abuse.
Fix the System, Not Just the People: MP Toobu's Push for Real Drug Trafficking Solutions
Wa West MP Peter Toobu argues Ghana must address security weaknesses, not simply fire officials, to stop drug trafficking.
GES Cracks Down on Schools Rejecting Students Over Storage Containers
Ghana Education Service orders senior high schools to stop turning away admitted students based on luggage type.
NACOC Denies Presidential Escort Link in €225m France Cocaine Bust
Ghana's narcotics agency dismisses claims that a suspect in major French cocaine seizure was part of presidential security.
Okada riders in Accra cry foul over alleged police extortion during traffic stops
Commercial motorcycle operators report systematic demands for cash without clear explanations from traffic police in Accra.
Oil prices fall on Iran diplomacy hopes as Middle East tensions simmer
Global crude prices dropped to week-long lows amid optimism for US-Iran talks, though Houthi attacks on Saudi oil infrastructure persist.
Ghana's engineering crisis: Why our universities aren't training climate-ready problem-solvers
Africa's engineers are failing the continent's climate and infrastructure challenges because education disconnects technical skills from real-world problems.
Ghana's secured lending surges past GH¢31.5bn as banks tighten credit grip
Bank of Ghana reports 73% year-on-year growth in secured loans, with foreign banks commanding two-thirds of the market.