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A Ghanaian judge is speaking out about the increasing trend of lawyers and politicians publicly attacking judicial officers instead of using
The Presiding Judge of the Adenta Circuit Court 1, Her Honour Angela Attachie, has cautioned lawyers against attacking judges over court decisions.
Discover the extraordinary measures taken by Nigerian authorities to confront a sophisticated drug operation hidden deep within the country's forests.
A Nigerian judge held court inside an alleged illicit drug laboratory in a dense forest, where three Mexicans and seven Nigerians were paraded in
A new court complex is nearly ready, but will it be able to deliver justice to the people of the Upper West Region?
The Upper West Regional Court Complex is nearing completion- but the region's judiciary faces critical staffing and logistical challenges. The shortage of judges and court staff threatens to undermine access to justice in the region.
Why did Burkina Faso's government suspend a student union? The allegations are raising eyebrows.
Burkina Faso's military government has suspended a major student association. The junta alleges the student group engaged in "apology of terrorism" - raising questions about freedom of expression.
Why is Burkina Faso's junta dissolving so many NGOs, and what does it mean for the region?
Burkina Faso's military government is escalating its crackdown on civil society - ordering the dissolution of 118 NGOs. This move raises concerns about the future of human rights and independent civic activity in the country.
The Gender Ministry is leveling up its anti-human trafficking efforts- but how will this training change things?
The Gender Ministry's Human Trafficking Secretariat (HTS) is working with Zoe, Akyea & Co. to train staff on anti-human trafficking measures. This initiative aims to strengthen the Ministry's response- but what specific skills are they hoping to build?
An inmate is allegedly linked to the murder of a Queen Mother - what could this mean for prison security?
The Ghana Prisons Service is investigating a possible breach of security-an inmate is allegedly linked to a high-profile murder in the Bono East Region. The implications could be far-reaching, raising questions about the security protocols within Ghana's correctional facilities.
The Safo family has expressed strong reservations about the ongoing funeral for their patriarch, hinting at legal action to resolve the dispute.
The family of the late Apostle Prof. Emeritus Ing. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka has voiced its disappointment regarding the funeral arrangements being
Why are a pregnant Ghanaian woman and her disabled son being held in "inhumane conditions" at a U.S. airport?
A pregnant Ghanaian woman and her disabled son have been detained at a U.S. airport after arriving from Ghana- raising concerns about their treatment. Rights groups are questioning the legality and conditions of their detention.
An alleged attack on a Kasoa radio station has sparked outrage and calls for a thorough investigation-what does this mean for media freedom?
The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has condemned an alleged attack on a Kasoa radio station, calling for a transparent investigation and
A prominent politician becomes a chief - but what does this mean for the people of Agona Kwanyarko?
Richard Kofi Asiedu, NDC Central Regional Chairman, has been installed as a Development Chief in Agona Kwanyarko. The enstoolment signals a new chapter for the community - but what priorities will the new chief champion?
Discover why the Archbishop of Canterbury's recent visit to Ghana is drawing attention to a controversial £100m fund.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has reaffirmed her commitment to a significant fund addressing the Church of England's historical ties to the
Why are angry youth hunting for a man who was accused of defiling teenage boys and granted police bail?
Tension is rising in Hemang as youth hunt for a man accused of defiling teenage boys- after he was granted police bail. The community is uneasy, and some residents are taking matters into their own hands.
A police commander is trying a new approach to regulate Pragya riders - but will it work?
The Prampram District Police Commander is working to formalise the operations of Pragya riders. He is bringing licensing services closer and introducing payment schemes - but what could this mean for road safety?
Sierra Leone will take in hundreds of deportees from the US - but what does this mean for those affected?
Sierra Leone has agreed to accept West African migrants being deported by the U.S. - a move that raises questions about international agreements. This arrangement mirrors similar deals with other African nations, but the long-term implications remain unclear.
Discover the heartbreaking decision one man made to ensure his safety amidst rising anti-migrant sentiment in South Africa.
Richard Itoro, a Nigerian man, fled South Africa due to anti-migrant protests, leaving his South African wife and twin children behind. His
A UN group is sounding the alarm about a crisis in Ghana's rural areas - but what's causing it?
A UN Working Group has voiced concerns over the worsening conditions in Ghana's rural communities- citing weak law enforcement and environmental destruction. They warn of threats to livelihoods, food security and social stability- but what specific issues are at play?
Families are seeking answers after a police operation in the Upper East Region turned deadly - what really happened?
Lawyers for families of men killed during a police operation in the Upper East Region are calling for an independent investigation- raising concerns about the police's account. The legal representatives are questioning the events that led to the deaths of the two men.