East Africa's Drug Crisis: Kenya Seizes $27m Meth Haul as West Africa Watches Closely
Kenyan police have arrested three suspects and seized 454kg of methamphetamine worth $27 million in a major intelligence-led operation along the Kenyan coast.
Airport Drug Scandal: Why Can Kotoka's Scanners Spot Your Perfume But Miss Cocaine?
A Ghanaian politician has raised serious concerns about the effectiveness of security scanning equipment at Kotoka International Airport following a string of cocaine busts linked to Ghana.
Ghana's National Airline Dream Takes Shape as Mahama Holds Talks with Boeing
President Mahama has met Boeing officials to discuss plans for a new Ghanaian national airline, with preliminary studies confirming the project is viable.
Ghana's National Airline Dream Gets Boost as Mahama Strikes Deal with Boeing
President Mahama has met Boeing officials and agreed on a concrete roadmap to revive Ghana's long-dormant national airline project.
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Obuasi to Host Historic West Africa Mine Rescue Championship Featuring Four Nations
Obuasi becomes the centre of West African mining safety as AngloGold Ashanti and Endeavour Mining co-host the maiden WAMRERC 2026 competition.
Ghana Vows to Hunt Drug Traffickers Beyond Its Borders After Cocaine Bust in Lebanon
Security analyst Richard Kumadoe says Ghana is intensifying efforts to make the country inhospitable to drug traffickers, including tracking suspects to their final destinations abroad.
UN and African Union Must Unite More Firmly to End Africa's Conflicts, World Body Warns
The United Nations has called for a stronger partnership with the African Union to tackle the growing scale and complexity of conflicts across Africa.
Burna Boy Makes History as First Nigerian to Present at Ballon d'Or Awards
Nigerian music star Burna Boy becomes first Nigerian to present award at prestigious Ballon d'Or ceremony in London.
Climate Crisis Is a Security Threat, Says German Ambassador to Ghana
German envoy warns that climate change threatens livelihoods, social stability and community safety across Ghana and West Africa.
Algeria breaks 53-year military tradition with Niger deployment; what it means for West African stability
Algeria approves first foreign military deployment since 1973, sending troops to Niger to protect energy infrastructure and combat extremist threats.
Ghana's Payment System Model Offers Blueprint as Africa Pushes for Seamless Cross-Border Trade
Former Nigerian Vice-President calls for stronger digital payment links across Africa to unlock regional trade, citing Ghana's infrastructure success.
Mahama warns Africa: Unite now or surrender your future to foreign powers
President Mahama urges African leaders to take control of resources and security, cautioning against foreign interference in continental affairs.