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Police arrest 3 over shooting at Sakumono Celebrity Golf Club
The police have arrested three people in connection with a shooting incident that occurred at the Celebrity Golf Club at Sakumono in Greater Accra, on Friday, October 18, 2025.
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Upper East: Red Volta forest reserve under siege from illegal miners, sand winners, herdsmen
Illegal miners, sand winners, and herdsmen are having a field day in the Red Volta East and West Forest Reserves in the Nabdam and Bawku West Districts of the Upper East Region.
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Northern Region: Kinvia, RAINS promote healthy eating among rural families on World Food Day
As the world marks World Food Day, international nonprofit organisation Kinvia—formerly known as Canadian Feed The Children (CFTC)—in partnership with the Regional Advisory Information and Network Systems (RAINS), a Tamale-based NGO, has intensified its commitment to promoting healthy eating and food security among rural households in Northern Ghana.
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Ghana on track to exit IMF Programme in 2026 – BoG Governor
Ghana is well positioned to exit the International Monetary Fund’s US$3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme when it ends in May 2026, the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama has said.
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When roads kill: The 10-km nightmare stretch haunting Baduli–Sakpe residents in Nanumba South
When a pregnant woman in Baduli–Sakpe in the Lankani Electoral Area of the Nanumba South District begins to feel contractions, her family’s first thought is not about hospital fees — it’s about the road.
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When President Mahama took the Grenada Prime Minister into the Jubilee House garden to talk about slavery
When President Mahama took the Grenada Prime Minister into the Jubilee House garden to talk about slavery.
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Volta Lake boat disaster: Survivor recounts ordeal
Beyond the crushing details of last Saturday’s boat disaster that claimed 16 lives on the Volta Lake, the story of a single family that lost four members in the accident evokes even more chilling emotions.
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Scrap dealer in court for defiling student, infecting her with HIV
A 38-year-old scrap dealer has been arraigned before the Akyem Swedru Circuit Court, presided over by Mrs Akosua Ataa Nyarko, for allegedly defiling a 15-year-old first-year student of the St Francis Senior High School and infecting her with HIV.
The accused, Haruna Ishaq, pleaded not guilty to charges of abduction, defilement and willful transmission of HIV. He was granted bail of GH¢60,000 with three sureties to be justified and is expected to reappear in court on October 23, 2025, for trial.
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Bank of Ghana lifts suspension on UBA Ghana’s forex trading licence
The Bank of Ghana has lifted the suspension of the Foreign Exchange Trading Licence of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Ghana Limited, effective October 19, 2025.
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University of Ghana holds 3rd edition of Wear UG Day
The University of Ghana (UG) has held the third edition of “Wear UG Day celebration” to promote the professional and sense of responsible dressing among members of the university community.
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Agordome Water Plant shutdown due to poor water quality
The Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has temporarily shut down the Agordome Water Treatment Plant in southern Volta Region, due to the deterioration in the raw water quality at the plant.
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Dr Bawumia’s early concession and matters arising
In the morning of December 8, when I saw on social media that Dr Bawumia, then flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), was going to address the nation at 9 am, my initial response was that perhaps he was going to call upon the country to remain calm as we await the Electoral Commission to officially declare the results.
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Galamsey: The cancer eating Ghana alive
Cancer does not announce itself with drums and trumpets.
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Respond decisively to bring justice to cybercrime victims - Justice Tanko urges judiciary
The judiciary must respond decisively and effectively to bring justice for victims of cybercrime and to protect the societal digital space and well-being, a Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Tanko Amadu, has said.
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Harmonising, improving statistics in Ghana: The role of statistical players
In today’s data-driven world, statistics have become an indispensable resource for shaping national development, guiding policy decisions, and ensuring accountability.
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Energy Ministry refers report on missing ECG containers to A-G’s Office
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has submitted its report on the missing Electricity Company of Ghana(ECG) containers to the office of the Attorney-General (A-G) for action.
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Only 40 Minutes to Kumasi: Quick connections advantage
Domestic tourism is not part of our DNA as a people, for which reason, there are Ghanaians who do not know the country apart from the towns and cities they reside, or work in.
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IGP Special Operations Team undertake patrol at Bole
Seventy personnel of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Special Operations Team undertook a comprehensive patrol last Tuesday to maintain law and order in and around the Bole township.
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All eyes on Cote d’Ivoire as election day approaches - Citizens apprehensive about violence
On Saturday, October 25, Côte d’Ivoire will hold its presidential election, with more than 8.7 million Ivorians registered to vote.
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Mysterious Zangbetɔ - Guardians of the night
At the crossroads of myth and reality stands the Zangbetɔ — the mysterious “guardians of the night” whose presence continue to cast both awe and intrigue upon observers across West Africa, including communities in Benin, Togo, Nigeria, and among the Ewe people in Ghana’s Volta Region.
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Coach Bjorkegren, Queens nominated for CAF Awards
The impressive performance of Ghana’s senior female team, the Black Queens at the 2024 Women’s African Cup of Nations (WAFCON), has earned them multiple nominations in the CAF Awards.
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Otto Addo Exclusive: From failure to redemption — The untold story behind Ghana's World Cup comeback
Otto Addo Exclusive: From failure to redemption — The untold story behind Ghana's World Cup comeback
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CID picks up ex-convict at Kasoa over Odorkor taxi driver killings
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has arrested a second suspect in connection with a string of robberies and murders targeting taxi drivers in the Greater Accra Region, particularly within the Odorkor area.
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Stop appointment of new Chief Justice - Justice Torkornoo asks High Court
Former Chief Justice, Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo, has initiated a new action at the High Court, seeking an order to prohibit the appointment of her replacement.
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My DNA ancestry traces my maternal side to Akan people of Ghana - Prime Minister of Grenada
The Prime Minister of Grenada, Dickon Amiss Thomas Mitchell, has revealed that a recent DNA ancestry test done by him traced his maternal lineage to the Akan people of Ghana.
Speaking during a state visit to Ghana on Friday, the Grenadian leader said the discovery of his Ghanaian roots underscores the shared heritage between the people of Ghana and the Grenada.