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A new military operation moves into a protected forest - but the scale of destruction it confronts may be far worse than expected.

NAIMOS launches Operation Green Shield in Atewa Forest Reserve, arresting three people.

Ghana's hunger for gold is poisoning its rivers - but will the state act before it's too late?

Ghana's water bodies are being ravaged by illegal mining activities, with successive governments struggling to curb the menace - a situation that has persisted for years. The consequences of this environmental destruction are far-reaching, impacting communities, the economy, and the nation's future.

Ghanaian youth are being urged to exercise extreme caution as occult groups openly recruit members with promises of quick riches-but what are the

A Ghanaian ministry has issued a strong warning to the nation's youth regarding the increasing public solicitation by occult groups promising rapid

A top political figure calls for a media overhaul - but what specific demands could reshape regional journalism?

The NDC chairman addresses the Bono Regional GJA Awards in Sunyani, focusing on journalist welfare.

As strikes continue, a US-brokered ceasefire is threatened - what could this mean for global stability?

Tensions remain high in the Middle East as Israel and Hezbollah exchange strikes despite a US-Iran ceasefire. The ongoing conflict and gridlock in global energy arteries threaten to destabilize the region- with potentially dire consequences for African economies.

Ashanti Regional Minister Dr. Frank Amoakohene inspected DACF projects in Atwima Kwanwoma, highlighting schools, CHPS co

Ashanti Regional Minister Dr. Frank Amoakohene inspected DACF projects in Atwima Kwanwoma, highlighting schools, CHPS compounds, boreholes and roads.

Fed up residents are protesting - but what is driving them to the edge and what actions are they planning to take?

Residents of Gbetsile, Apolonia and Kakasunanka protested poor roads and months of water crisis. The demonstrators are demanding immediate action, hinting at potential political consequences if their needs are unmet - but what will happen?

Why does Ghana continue to experience catastrophic floods, and what structural changes are needed to break the cycle?

Accra continues to experience floods annually, resulting in deaths, displacement, and economic losses - a grimly familiar pattern. Despite past tragedies and promises, the cycle of inaction persists, raising questions about whether any lessons have been learned.

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?

A Ghanaian journalist is recognized for his work on climate and weather - but what impact has his reporting had?

JoyNews' Mahmud Mohammed-Nurudeen, an agricultural engineer and climate researcher, has been honoured for his reporting on weather and climate issues across Africa. His work highlights the struggles of farmers and communities - but what specific recognition did he receive?

Joyful celebrations or potential disaster? Reckless gunfire is turning public gatherings into scenes of fear - but why?

Celebrations in Ghana are increasingly marred by indiscriminate gunfire, turning joyous occasions into potential tragedies- a dangerous trend fueled by unregulated weapons. The surge in illegal arms, linked to social gatherings and criminal networks, hints at a deeper issue impacting public safety.

While police get new vehicles, Ghana's firefighters are left with broken equipment. What happens when disaster strikes?

Ghana's firefighters are facing a crisis, battling blazes with outdated equipment while the Police Service receives ample resources - a stark contrast. This disparity raises questions about national priorities and the safety of citizens.

The Central Sahel's security landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation, but will new alliances truly deliver improved security outcomes?

In July 2026, Russia's foreign minister met with counterparts from Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger to discuss military support for the Alliance of

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals

MCEs and DCEs across Ghana drill GH¢100,000 boreholes with government approval, as Old Tafo MP Vincent Assafuah reveals the water access initiative.

Ghana's fire problem isn't about incidents - it's about prevention. What choices are fueling these disasters?

Ghana grapples with recurring fires in markets and residential areas - prompting familiar cycles of sympathy and investigation. The lack of enforcement regarding fire safety regulations hints at potentially devastating consequences for the nation.

Citizens are protesting rising fuel costs, but what led to this crisis and what solutions are on the horizon?

Kenya is facing nationwide transport strikes - and related protests - due to rising fuel costs. The situation is escalating, leaving many wondering about the broader implications - and potential resolutions.

Ghana's next water crisis may not be in its rivers, but an invisible threat beneath our feet-and it could be far more difficult to reverse.

While Ghana's fight against illegal mining has focused on visible river pollution, a quieter crisis may be unfolding underground. The long-term

A westward-moving rainstorm from the Togo-Benin coast triggers severe flooding in Lomé and widespread traffic gridlock

A westward-moving rainstorm from the Togo-Benin coast triggers severe flooding in Lomé and widespread traffic gridlock for commuters across Accra.