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As Ghana invests heavily in infrastructure, understanding the profound impact of architectural design on urban development and societal well-being

Ghana's national development often focuses on infrastructure, but the critical role of architects in shaping these vital spaces is frequently

A Watford resident has been sentenced after a lengthy investigation - but what exactly was going on in his flat?

A Ghanaian man in the UK has been convicted following a two-year investigation by the Watford Borough Council - the case involves illegal fish processing in a residential flat. Food safety regulations exist to protect the public, but what happens when they are ignored?

Discover how two recent fire incidents in the Eastern Region have brought fire safety to the forefront of public discussion.

Two separate fire outbreaks in Ghana's Eastern Region have raised concerns about fire safety. These incidents affected both residential and

Firefighters faced significant challenges while responding to a blaze at the former Tamale Central MP's family home-what obstacles did they overcome?

A fire broke out at the family house of the late Tamale Central MP, Murtala Ibrahim, in Tamale, prompting a swift response from the Ghana National

Discover how a joint operation uncovered a sophisticated network preying on vulnerable individuals seeking better opportunities.

Engage Now Africa (ENA) and EOCO have rescued 20 Burkinabè nationals from a suspected human-trafficking and cybercrime operation in Ghana. The

Streets turned to rivers - leaving residents to face a deluge of challenges.

Heavy rains in Cape Coast left residents reeling. The aftermath promises challenges - and a test of community resilience.

A brazen attack has rocked Worinyanga, but what's behind the violence and who is involved?

Tensions are high in Tempane District after a violent incident involving community members. Authorities are investigating a crime that may be linked to chieftaincy disputes - and the community is on edge.

An explosion at a tailings site in Aboso has led to a police investigation, with preliminary findings suggesting an unusual chain of events.

The Western Central Regional Police Command is investigating an explosion at a tailings site in Aboso. The incident has prompted a collaborative

A so-called international career program may be a trap - but what are young African women being lured into?

The Alabuga Start Program presents itself as an international career-development exchange, recruiting young women from Africa, Asia, and Latin America. There are reports that these women are being trafficked to produce weapons of war in Russia - raising concerns about exploitation and deception.

A couple is dead and a child is traumatized- but what really happened at Immigration House?

Police in Tema are investigating the deaths of a couple in Saki- the man was 47 and the woman 35. An acquaintance is a person of interest- but what could their connection be?

A JHS administrator is in court- but what led to the charges involving a 14-year-old graduate?

A school administrator in Tema finds himself in legal trouble involving a minor- a 14-year-old JHS graduate. The details emerging from this case are raising serious questions about trust and responsibility- but what exactly transpired?

Amidst rising tensions, South Africa is under pressure to address concerns about the safety of foreign nationals- but why?

South Africa is disputing the authenticity of videos circulating online, which allegedly depict attacks on foreign nationals- a situation causing diplomatic tensions. Several African nations are worried about the safety of their citizens, but what could be the repercussions?

A traditional leader calls for accountability on a major housing project - but will the government deliver?

The Mamponghene, representing the Asantehene, has urged the government and SHC to deliver the Dedesua Green City Affordable Housing Project in Kumasi. He emphasized the need for tangible results - but what challenges could this project face?

Discover PRINPAG's urgent recommendations for urban planning and citizen responsibility to tackle Ghana's persistent flood challenges.

PRINPAG has called for comprehensive urban planning and attitudinal changes to mitigate flooding in Accra and other parts of Ghana. The Association

The clock is ticking for Larry Dogbe, whose temporary freedom hinges on a crucial legal maneuver within the next 10 days.

Larry Dogbe, Managing Editor of The Herald, faces a critical 10-day deadline to file an appeal or risk returning to custody, as warned by PRINPAG

A new declaration has been made concerning burials - and it could have far-reaching implications for the community.

Okyenhene Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori Panin has made a declaration regarding burials within the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Area. - He's also tasked authorities to take certain actions, but what could be the implications?

Why is the Okuapehemaa's office calling for restraint regarding Justice Akuffo's enstoolment?

The Okuapehemaa's office is questioning the legitimacy of the planned enstoolment of Justice Sophia Akuffo as Akuapem Mmrahene - citing unresolved disputes. The office is urging restraint, raising concerns about the validity of the process.

Why is the Okuapehemaa's office urging Justice Sophia Akuffo to exercise restraint?

The Okuapehemaa's office has issued a caution regarding the reported enstoolment of former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo. The office suggests the process is facing unresolved legal and customary disputes - but why should a celebrated jurist be concerned?