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Ghana's security experts say the country is now closer to terrorism than ever before - but what makes it so vulnerable?

WACCE warns Ghana faces a growing terrorism threat as extremist violence spreads closer to its borders.

The APC is demanding Makinde's resignation - but what's fueling this intense political pressure?

The Oyo State APC has criticized Governor Seyi Makinde regarding the security situation in the state. The party's reaction hints at deeper issues - what could they be?

Is Ghana's fiscal surplus a true sign of economic health or a result of strategic spending cuts?

The Minority in Parliament has raised concerns regarding the government's reported fiscal surplus for 2025. They suggest the achievement may stem

Dr. Lartey says that women are needed to help stop gun violence - but how can they help?

Gender Minister Dr. Agnes Naa Momo Lartey has called for a stronger role for women in curbing gun violence in Ghana, speaking at a NACSA seminar. She highlighted the need to empower women and girls in peacebuilding- but what challenges do they face?

Why does Ernesto Yeboah call Malema's remarks "complete rubbish" in the wake of the South Africa evacuations?

Ernesto Yeboah, leader of the EFL, has responded to Julius Malema's criticism of Ghana's evacuation of citizens from South Africa - a move that has sparked debate. Yeboah's defense of Ghana's actions hints at deeper political and social considerations at play.

Why a security expert says galamsey zones need emergency measures now.

At a security dialogue in Accra, WACCE's executive director addressed illegal mining's security risks.

Explore the urgent crisis in men's mental health. Discover how cultural pressures, work identity, and substance abuse im

Explore the urgent crisis in men's mental health. Discover how cultural pressures, work identity, and substance abuse impact men, and why redefining

As Ghana prepares for a national forum, stakeholders are assessing the country's capacity to prevent and respond to potential security spillover

Ghanaian stakeholders are discussing the nation's readiness to address security threats stemming from instability in the central Sahel region. This

Despite public declarations, is Burkina Faso's debt and dependence on foreign aid actually increasing?

Burkina Faso's leaders have been vocal about rejecting foreign aid and debt. However, official data suggests a different reality regarding the country's financial situation - raising questions about the nation's economic strategies. The reliance on external funding could have significant implications.

A Ghanaian politician calls attention to alarming crime rates in South Africa- but at what cost?

NPP's Kwasi Kwarteng highlights South Africa's high murder rate, citing about 75 killings daily. He suggests politicians exploit crime concerns to fuel xenophobia- but what are the implications?

Ghana's Interior Minister spoke at a significant event, emphasizing the broader implications of a national effort to remove illegal firearms from

Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, addressed the issue of illegal firearms in Ghana at a national destruction ceremony. This

Ghana's climate efforts are being undermined? Find out why the Minister is worried about global climate action.

Minister Issifu Seidu has voiced concerns regarding the global response to climate change- despite Ghana's national efforts. The Minister suggests that international inaction may undermine Ghana's progress- but what does this mean for the country?

Following xenophobic attacks, what measures are being taken to ensure the safety of Ghanaians in South Africa?

Ghana's High Commissioner to South Africa, Benjamin Quarshie, has announced preparations to evacuate Ghanaians amidst xenophobic tensions. The government is working to secure documentation for the first group- leaving many to wonder what challenges lie ahead.

Julius Malema says Ghana's response to South Africa tensions was not necessary - what does he suggest instead?

EFF leader Julius Malema has commented on Ghana's reaction to tensions involving its nationals in South Africa. He believes the response risks heightening an already delicate situation - but what could this mean for diplomatic relations?

Why is a former Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana speaking out now?

Rev. Prof Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante has cautioned against politicising the fight against illegal mining- insisting national survival must take precedence. His remarks come amid controversy over comments on illegal mining- hinting at deeper issues.

Why did Rev. Prof. Mante declare, "We're not afraid of anybody" - and who was he talking about?

Rev. Prof. Joseph Obiri Yeboah Mante has strongly condemned illegal mining, emphasizing the moral duty to protect Ghana's environment-regardless of political pressures. His remarks follow controversy over criticism of a clergyman who spoke against galamsey, hinting at deeper tensions.