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A community leader in Sefwi Sayerano is seeking clarity after a police operation led to a tragic incident, sparking anger among locals.

The Twafohene of Sefwi Sayerano, Nana Kwasi Sampa, is demanding answers regarding a police shooting incident in his community. The event has caused

Discover the alarming security risks police officers encounter when confronting illegal miners in the Ahafo Region.

The Tanoso Police Commander, ASP Edmond Adjei Kissi, has shed light on the significant security challenges faced by officers during anti-galamsey

A traditional leader is urging the Bono Regional Minister to seek help if overwhelmed by the galamsey crisis, as community leaders and residents are

The Nkosuohene of Atronie Stool lands has expressed deep disappointment over the Bono Regional Minister's alleged inaction against illegal mining

Why is a chief being accused of fueling illegal mining activities in the Western Region?

A deadly clash at Asawinso has sparked accusations against a chief for allegedly selling land for illegal mining-raising tensions in the Bibiani-Anhwiaso-Bekwai area. The MCE's allegations hint at deeper issues within the community-but what could they be?

A galamsey site clash leaves one dead - but what triggered the violence and who is now in custody?

A violent confrontation at a galamsey site in Asawinso, Western North Region, has led to the arrest of a key suspect. Traditional authorities and security personnel intervened to halt illegal mining- but the situation quickly escalated.

A deadly clash at a galamsey site: What role did a chief play, and what led to one suspect's bizarre arrest?

A violent confrontation at a galamsey site in Asawinso has led to the arrest of a key suspect - after traditional authorities and security personnel moved in. The incident has raised concerns about the volatile nature of illegal mining operations in the region.

A galamsey site clash in Asawinso turned violent after authorities tried to intervene - what triggered the escalation?

A confrontation at a galamsey site in the Western North Region has led to chaos. Traditional authorities and security personnel intervened to halt illegal mining activities- but the situation quickly spiraled.

A major fire at a rubber factory in Accra is testing the resilience of firefighters amidst a heavy downpour-find out how they're coping.

The Ghana National Fire Service is currently battling a serious fire outbreak at a rubber factory at Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra, amid heavy

Firefighters are struggling to contain a major blaze at a rubber factory in Accra, as torrential rains complicate their response.

The Ghana National Fire Service is currently battling a serious fire outbreak at a rubber factory in Accra, with heavy rainfall significantly

An alleged assault on a journalist by military personnel has drawn strong condemnation from the GJA, prompting calls for investigation and

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has condemned an alleged assault on Adom Brands journalist Obrempongba Kwame Owusu by military personnel.

Ghana's waste management crisis is deepening, with tricycle operators struggling to dispose of collected refuse-what does this mean for urban

The Borla Taxi and Tricycle Association is urging the Ghanaian government to collaborate with the private sector to address the escalating waste

The family of late engineer Charles Amissah welcomes a report on his death - but will it bring closure?

The family of Charles Amissah has received a report regarding the circumstances of his death. The family hopes that the involved bodies will be held accountable - but what does the report say?

Atronie's traditional leaders are speaking out about the need for action, not just inspections, in the fight against galamsey-what transpired during

Atronie chiefs in the Bono Region are demanding enhanced security during engagements to combat illegal mining's impact on local water bodies. Their

What are the potential dangers of consuming products salvaged from floodwaters, and how is the public being warned?

The CEO of Three Dreamers Manufacturing Ltd, Bismark Offei Ansah, is concerned after his warehouse in Tema was affected by the June 29 Accra floods.

Why does a chief's fight against illegal mining lead to him being accused of the very thing he opposes?

The Ankobeahene of the Tanoso Traditional Council, Nana Okofo Dartey Amoako Atta, has denied allegations linking him to illegal mining, popularly

What urgent steps are being taken to support Ghanaians affected by tensions in South Africa?

Ghana's High Commission in South Africa is responding to tensions and reported attacks affecting Ghanaians- deploying teams to provide support. The mission aims to offer humanitarian aid and engage with local authorities, but faces financial constraints in addressing the crisis.

A Ghanaian trader's decade-long investment and hard work are now in jeopardy following a devastating event at the Odawna Market.

Elizabeth Gyamfi, a trader at the Odawna Rubber Factory Market in Accra, is facing immense challenges after a recent disaster. The incident has left

A Rent Commissioner says landlords have the right to enter tenants' rooms - find out the reason why.

Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku says landlords have certain rights when it comes to their tenants. Landlords want access to rooms for inspection - but the reason why this is so important may surprise you.