Dangote Refinery makes Nigeria a net petrol exporter for the first time

Akuapim North MP raises concerns about the conduct of security agencies - but what did he say?

Sammi Awuku has criticised Ghana's security agencies- accusing them of misconduct and targeting former government officials. His address to a legal audience hinted at growing concerns about the weaponization of state institutions- but what could this mean for the country?

Ghana's non-traditional exports are booming- but which sectors are leading the charge, and why?

Ghana's focus on non-traditional exports is showing promise, with the top ten products reaching significant earnings in 2025. The shift towards value-added goods signals a move away from reliance on raw materials- but what does this mean for the economy?

A crucial decision looms for Ghana's governance structure - but what global patterns might influence the outcome?

Amanda Clinton examines Ghana's Supreme Court case concerning the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and its prosecutorial independence. This raises questions about governance and the balance between the OSP and the Attorney-General - a familiar tension seen globally.

Why did a prominent politician kneel before traditional leaders before embarking on his campaign?

John Boadu, vying for NPP National Chairmanship, launched his campaign by seeking blessings from the Effutu Akwa Traditional Authority- a symbolic homecoming. His visit highlights the intersection of political ambition and deep-rooted cultural respect.

With accusations flying and threats intensifying, what could this mean for international waters?

Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are escalating as Iran and the US clash over maritime activity. The critical waterway is once again at the center of a geopolitical storm - threatening global trade and security.