Baba Jamal pledges GH¢5,000 support for Nima Market fire victims

Why are foreign-owned businesses being shut down in South Africa - and what role are local officials playing?

Xenophobic attacks are escalating in South Africa - with reports of local officials joining in on the crackdown. African migrants are being targeted, raising serious questions about the rule of law - and what happens next.

Rising hostel fees are a growing concern- but what steps are being taken to address the issue?

The government, along with the Ministry of Education and university authorities, is addressing concerns about rising hostel fees. Consultations are underway to find solutions- but what will they decide?

Ghanaian cinema shines as Vibes The Movie earns a nomination at the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival!

Vibes The Movie has received an official nomination at the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) in Toronto - a proud moment for Ghana. This recognition highlights the growing global appreciation for authentic African stories, but what does it mean for Ghanaian cinema?

Following a fire at Nima Market, one MP is stepping up - but what kind of assistance will victims receive?

Baba Jamal, MP for Ayawaso East, has responded to a recent fire outbreak at the Nima Market in Accra - promising support to those affected. The lawmaker's pledge has sparked conversations about the future of the market and the well-being of its traders.

Following a devastating fire at Nima Market, a local MP steps in - but what does he hope to achieve?

Baba Jamal, MP for Ayawaso East, has offered support to traders affected by the recent Nima Market fire. The MP's visit highlights the market's critical role and the urgent need for infrastructure improvements - but what kind of support is being offered?

Why are angry youth hunting for a man who was accused of defiling teenage boys and granted police bail?

Tension is rising in Hemang as youth hunt for a man accused of defiling teenage boys- after he was granted police bail. The community is uneasy, and some residents are taking matters into their own hands.