Piesie Esther's Gospel Message Resonates Beyond Ghana's Borders
Ghanaian gospel star Piesie Esther expands her ministry influence across West Africa through music and spiritual outreach.
West Africa bleeds $27.8bn annually as millions of children locked out of classrooms
Education exclusion costs West Africa $27.8bn yearly in lost productivity and opportunity, experts warn at Accra conference.
Senegal's AFCON Title Fight Reaches Critical Stage as CAS Hears Appeal
Senegal challenges CAF's decision to strip them of the 2024 AFCON title, arguing their temporary pitch walkout should not result in disqualification.
Nigeria's Military Aircraft Disaster Claims 32 Lives; Regional Security Concerns Raised
Nigeria's President declares national mourning after military plane crashes in Ondo State, killing 25 passengers and seven crew.
Nigerian Military Aircraft Crashes in Ondo State, Killing 32—Regional Air Safety Concerns Mount
A Nigerian Air Force plane carrying 32 people crashed Monday in southwestern Ondo state with no survivors, prompting investigations.
Nigerian Rapper Odumodu Blvck on Marriage, Faith and Why He Wants His Wife to Outlive Him
Nigerian artist Odumodu Blvck has shared his Christian perspective on marriage, explaining why he believes a husband should predecease his wife.
Nollywood Star Chioma Akpotha Grieves Loss of Father Leonard Chukwuka
Nigerian actress Chioma Akpotha announces death of her father, Leonard Ndukaife Chukwuka, after losing her mother 13 years ago.
Ghana leads West Africa push for evidence-based crisis education response
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu calls for research-driven strategies to tackle learning disruption across conflict-affected West African nations.
Ghana's Top Military Commander Warns Generals to Stay Ahead of New Security Threats
Lt. Gen. Agyapong challenges Ghana's military leadership to strengthen strategic planning against evolving regional and global security challenges.
West Africa's gold rush: Burkina Faso joins Ghana and Guinea in keeping mining wealth at home
Burkina Faso opens first gold refinery as junta leader Ibrahim Traoré pushes nationalist economic agenda, following similar moves by Ghana and Guinea.
Ghana's Food Security at Risk as IMF Warns of Price Surge Dangers from Conflict and Climate Shocks
The IMF has cautioned that vulnerable nations like Ghana face critical policy decisions when food prices spike due to conflict and environmental crises.
Nigerian Security Crisis Deepens as 28 Suspected Kidnap Victims' Remains Found in Forest Camps
Police in south-eastern Nigeria have recovered remains of at least 28 people from suspected criminal hideouts, raising fresh concerns about organised kidnapping gangs.