US troops to deploy to Nigeria for counter-insurgency support mission
US to deploy 200 troops to Nigeria to train security forces in counter-insurgency operations, strengthening efforts against Islamist groups without direct combat…
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Ghana Renames Kotoka Airport, Reigniting Coup Debate
Ghana renames Kotoka International Airport to Accra International Airport, reigniting debate over the 1966 coup and national identity.
President Mahama Commissions New Ghana Embassy Chancery in Addis Ababa
President John Mahama commissions Ghana’s new embassy chancery in Addis Ababa, completing a diplomatic project first launched in 2016.
Putin Under Pressure as Russia’s War Machine Falters
Russia faces mounting equipment losses in the Ukraine war, with over 22,000 military assets reportedly destroyed or missing, putting pressure on President Vladimir Putin.
Aliko Dangote Surpasses $30 Billion Net Worth, Becomes First African to Hit Milestone
Aliko Dangote surpasses $30 billion net worth, driven by Dangote Cement profits and industrial expansion across Africa.
Kenya Central Bank Warns Against Using Banknotes for Decorative Displays
Kenya’s central bank warns that using banknotes for decorations like cash bouquets damages currency, disrupts ATMs, and violates the law.
Gates Foundation Fully Exits Microsoft After Selling Final $3.2 Billion Stake
The Gates Foundation has fully sold all remaining Microsoft shares, ending a historic investment era as Bill Gates accelerates global philanthropy spending through 2045.
Hero Pilot Saves 55 Lives in Dramatic Crash-Landing of Somali Passenger Plane on Seashore
Somali pilot saves 55 lives after crash-landing a faulty passenger plane on Mogadishu’s seashore near the airport, GhanaNews 24
Angola Targets Diamond Dominance with 17 Million Carat Production Plan
Angola targets 17 million carats in diamond production by 2027 as Endiama expands output and government eyes De Beers stake, GhanaNews 24
Zimbabwe Cabinet Approves Plan to Extend Mnangagwa’s Rule Until 2030
Zimbabwe cabinet approves plan to extend President Mnangagwa’s rule until 2030, raising debates over democracy and governance, GhanaNews 24
Police arrest 13 suspected sex workers, landlord, and bouncer in Koforidua over trafficking and prostitution offences
GhanaNews 24: Police in Koforidua arrest 13 suspected prostitutes, including 12 Nigerians, a landlord and a bouncer over human trafficking, brothel operations, and child…
Nollywood Actor Alexx Ekubo Reportedly Dies at 40
Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo has reportedly died at age 40, sparking tributes across Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Decoupling Party Work from Government: Why the NDC’s New Directive Is a Step in the Right Direction
The recent decision by the National Democratic Congress (NDC), communicated by its General Secretary Fifi Kwetey, requiring all persons seeking to contest party offices…
What lies behind the protests against Mexican President Sheinbaum?
Protests in Mexico turn violent as demonstrators demand action against crime and cartels, intensifying pressure on President Claudia Sheinbaum’s government. | GhanaNews…
From Stabilisation to Momentum: How Global Tailwinds Accelerated Ghana’s Economic Reset
Ghana’s economic recovery gained momentum as global tailwinds—lower inflation, a weaker dollar, and strong gold prices—amplified domestic reforms.
Ghana Calls for Greater Inclusion of Women and Youth in West African Leadership
Ghana’s Vice President urges greater inclusion of women and youth in West African leadership at ECOWAS regional consultation in Accra.
Ninting R/C Primary School Pre-School Closed After Fire Destroys Feeding Programme Store
Fire destroys Ninting R/C Primary School canteen and food store in Ashanti Region; preschool temporarily closed, NADMO provides emergency food support.
From University of Ghana to the Moon: Christina Koch’s Journey Inspires a Generation
NASA astronaut Christina Koch, who studied at the University of Ghana, is set to make history on the Artemis II mission to the Moon.
GACL Defends New Airport Charges, Says Old Fees Threatened Aviation Growth
GACL defends new airport passenger charges, saying outdated fees threatened Ghana’s aviation growth and financial sustainability.
US Places Niger Under Level 4 “Do Not Travel” Advisory Amid Escalating Security Risks
This advisory, the highest in the U.S. travel system, highlights terrorism, kidnapping, violent crime, civil unrest, and limited emergency and healthcare infrastructure…
Arsenal vs Manchester City: Carabao Cup Final Preview, Team News and Key Battles
Arsenal face Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley. Preview, team news, injuries and key players ahead of the big clash.
Ibrahim Mahama Receives Honorary Doctorate from UMaT
Renowned Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist, Ibrahim Mahama, has been conferred with an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) in…
Ban on Non-Ferrous Scrap Exports to Boost Processed Metal Exports by $250–300 Million Annually — Mahama
Ghana’s ban on non-ferrous scrap exports is set to boost processed metal exports by up to $300 million annually, create thousands of jobs, and strengthen local…
Rise of Aggressive Imperialism and New Scramble for Africa Threaten Sovereignty – Prof Karikari
Prof Kwame Karikari warns that rising imperialism and a new scramble for Africa threaten the continent’s sovereignty and calls on editors to stay vigilant.
