Malfunctioning traffic lights have turned a busy road into a death trap - but why are authorities failing to act?
Residents of Awoshie-Anyaa are raising concerns about the non-functioning traffic lights on the highway. The situation has created a dangerous environment for both motorists and pedestrians - and locals are desperate for change.
A bus veered off the road, leaving passengers trapped - what could have caused such a tragedy?
A Marcopolo bus, travelling from Accra to Salaga, was involved in an accident early Saturday. Several people sustained injuries - but the situation remains dire.
Global crime networks intertwine- but what role did Moroccan security play?
A complex web of crime connecting the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and Latin America has been exposed by the U.S. justice system- with Moroccan security services playing a key role. This international cooperation highlights an urgent need for security collaboration- but why?
Meet the Ghanaians who "do not wait for intervention, but become the intervention"-find out who they are!
The 2026 JoyNews Impact Makers Awards recognised twelve Ghanaian individuals and organisations. These changemakers are being celebrated for their self-driven solutions to social challenges-but what exactly did they do?
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.
Three arrested after deadly attacks in Worinyanga - but what led to such violence?
Police in Tempane have arrested three suspects following deadly attacks in Worinyanga- including the murder of one man. The suspects are believed to be connected to a violent disruption - but what prompted such a brutal response?
What led to the arrest of four suspects in the Bono Region and what does it mean for the community?
Four suspects in the Bono Region have been remanded in connection with an alleged robbery - raising questions about crime in the area. Meanwhile, in the Central Region, a separate case involving examination malpractice unfolds.
A routine stop uncovers more than anyone expected - what could two university students be hiding?
Three individuals, including two UDS students, have been apprehended by the Tamale Police Command - they are suspected of being armed robbers. The items found in their possession have raised serious questions about student involvement in crime.