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São Tomé & Príncipe is publicly backing Morocco - but what does this mean for the future of the Sahara?

São Tomé & Príncipe has expressed its support for Morocco in a dispute over the Sahara. The island nation's leaders met with Moroccan officials to discuss the situation- but what could come from their discussions?

Why is the PAC investigating the Labour Ministry over missing vehicles and a 14-year debt?

Ghana's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) is scrutinizing the Labour Ministry over some discrepancies. The investigation is centered around missing vehicles and a mysteriously ballooning debt - but what could be the cause?

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 did armed men destroy a party office? The answer may involve chieftaincy and demands for recognition -.

Tensions are rising in Ellembelle after unknown armed men vandalised an NDC party office under construction. The DCE has condemned the act - but the underlying cause hints at a deeper conflict.

A royal declaration has major implications for palaces across Akyem Abuakwa - but what could have prompted it?

The Akyem Abuakwa State Council has made a declaration regarding Nana Ofosu Kwabi Ayebiahwe, the Etweresohene. The council's decision hints at serious repercussions for the traditional leader - and potentially, for the entire region.

A new study reveals how Ghanaians feel about their democracy - but are they satisfied with the state of affairs?

A new nationwide study by KAS Ghana and GIMPA has assessed public perceptions of governance in Ghana. The study examined public confidence in state institutions - and levels of tolerance.

Amid ongoing conflict, can these historic talks between Israel and Lebanon pave the way for lasting peace?

Israel and Lebanon have engaged in rare diplomatic talks, the first in over three decades. Mediated by the US, the meeting hints at a path towards de-escalation- but what obstacles remain?

As a major deadline approaches, will the U.S. and Iran reach a deal, or will Trump's threat be realized?

Tensions remain high as Iran and the U.S. grapple with a framework plan to cease their five-week-old conflict. With a deadline looming, the stakes are incredibly high- the world watches with bated breath.

A ceasefire has been agreed between the US and Iran - but at what cost to America's standing on the world stage?

Donald Trump and Iran were on the brink of war, but a last-minute ceasefire was agreed to allow for negotiations. The world is watching to see if this fragile peace will hold - or if Trump's words have already done irreparable damage.

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigge

Anlo MP Richard Kwame Sefa warns government that worsening coastal erosion and flooding in the Volta Region could trigger sharp public backlash.

A former Speaker of Parliament is speaking out- but what does it mean for the Special Prosecutor?

Prof. Aaron Mike Oquaye has commented on the legal issues surrounding the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP). The former Speaker of Parliament suggests a hierarchy of laws- but the implications could change the scope of the OSP.

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?

Ghana mulls ending restrictions on dual citizens in top posts- but what does it mean for national identity and security?

Ghana is considering amending its constitution to allow dual citizens to hold high-level government positions- a debate sparked by the recognition of the diaspora's significant contributions. The proposed change prompts a deeper examination of how Ghana values its citizens abroad- but what challenges could arise?

The Chief Justice touts ADR as vital to justice - but can innovation truly enhance access?

Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie says the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) remains one of the most effective mechanisms of a justice system. The judicial system continues to embrace innovation and technology - but what does this mean for justice delivery?

The Chief Justice has declared an ADR week- but what does that mean for the average Ghanaian?

Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has declared an ADR Week- a move to help the justice system. The weeklong focus will highlight the importance of ADR, but what changes might be in store?

Afenyo-Markin's challenge to the narrative of slavery reparations ignited a firestorm in Parliament - but who should pay?

Ghana's Parliament was the scene of a fierce debate- sparked by Afenyo-Markin - regarding slavery reparations. The discussion hinted at historical culpability and modern economic justice, but stopped short of assigning blame.

With a ceasefire in place, can diplomacy ease tensions, or will underlying issues ignite new conflicts in the region?

A 10-day ceasefire has begun between Israel and Hezbollah, amidst a broader conflict involving the US and Iran. President Trump hints at a deal, but regional tensions and a global energy crisis-complicate the path forward.