Why Senegal coach moved AFCON trophy to a military base

A coordinated police operation leads to multiple arrests - but what exactly were these suspects planning?

The Ashanti North Regional Police Command has apprehended a group of suspects. These individuals are allegedly connected to a series of violent incidents across the region - but what does this mean for the safety of the highways?

A Ghanaian businessman owns part of a lithium concession- but what challenges did he face getting there?

Ben Nunoo Mensah- President of the Ghana Olympic Committee- is linked to the Barari DV lithium mining deal. He detailed how he acquired the mining concession and the pressures he faces to sell his shares- but what could this mean for Ghana's mining industry?

Ghana marked International Day of La Francophonie - and one ambassador says it could mean big things for the country.

The President of the Group of Francophone Ambassadors in Ghana, Assiélou Félix Tanon, has highlighted Ghana's growing role as the country celebrated International Day of La Francophonie in Accra. The annual celebration commemorates the establishment of the International Organisation of La Francophonie - but what does this mean for Ghana's future?

Amidst the Daddy Lumba burial saga, a family member makes a desperate plea- but what secrets could the investigation uncover?

The controversy surrounding the burial of Daddy Lumba continues to unfold- with his sister, Ernestina Fosu, now seeking answers. She has pleaded with the Ga Wolumo to investigate the burial site, but why is this investigation so important?

Since the start of the war, some of Iran's top leaders have been killed - but what impact will this have on the conflict?

The war between Iran, Israel, and the United States has claimed the lives of several top Iranian leaders - from the Supreme Leader to key ministers. The question now is whether these deaths will help the US and Israel or prolong the war.

Why does one editor think Ghanaians should be grateful for the President using his brother's private jet?

Elvis Darko has weighed in on the debate surrounding President Mahama's use of his brother's private jet for official travels- suggesting Ghanaians should be grateful. He believes this arrangement is saving the country money, but there are potential risks.