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Why are Ho Zongo youth threatening political consequences over the Chief Imam dispute?

Youth in Ho Zongo are calling for a lasting resolution to the Volta Regional Chief Imam impasse, citing alleged political interference and…

South Africa's xenophobia is a gun pointed inward- when the scapegoats are gone, who's next?

South Africa is experiencing another surge of xenophobic violence, this time targeting Ghanaians and other West Africans- with familiar justifications. But what happens when there are no more foreigners to blame?

A veteran Iranian politician, seen as a backroom powerbroker, is dead - what does this mean for the region?

Ali Larijani, a veteran Iranian politician and close adviser to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has died - he was a powerful figure in the Islamic Republic. His death raises questions about the future of Iran's leadership and regional influence.

Thailand is changing its visa rules - and some nationalities will be affected more than others.

Thailand is changing its visa rules for tourists from over 90 countries - including the UK. The government cites security concerns as a reason for the change, but what does this mean for travelers?

Uganda's media landscape faces an unprecedented challenge as a powerful figure moves to silence independent voices-what could be the true motive

Uganda's leading independent media group, including Daily Monitor and NTV, is under military siege after the army chief ordered the closure of its

An ambush in South Sudan has raised serious questions about the safety of UN personnel and the stability of the area.

Two United Nations peacekeepers were involved in an incident in South Sudan while on patrol in a remote area. This event highlights the ongoing

A petition to the ICC highlights a disturbing pattern of violence against foreign nationals in South Africa, prompting scrutiny of the nation's

Two Ghanaians have petitioned the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate xenophobic attacks in South Africa. They allege these attacks

The aftermath of Monday's torrential rains in Tema Manhean has left communities grappling with unexpected challenges and a heightened state of alert.

Following a recent downpour in Tema Manhean, emergency services responded to widespread flooding and multiple incidents across the Tema Metropolis.

A young survivor's plea from a hospital bed raises urgent questions about support for victims of tragedy.

A 12-year-old girl in Accra is appealing for help after a devastating road accident.

Authorities have apprehended a soldier suspected of a grave offense, raising questions about the integrity of military supplies.

A Nigerian soldier, Private Mohammed Yusuf, was declared wanted for allegedly supplying military uniforms to terrorist groups in the North-East. His

Chiefs are calling for justice and calm - what is happening in Sampa that has eroded their confidence?

Traditional authorities in Sampa are appealing for intervention. They are asking the government to step in and address ongoing violence in their community - but why now?

What prompted Bolgatanga traders to take to the streets, and what does their petition to the IGP signify for the region's future?

Traders in Bolgatanga, Ghana, are protesting a decision regarding a special police unit. Their actions highlight growing concerns over regional

Why are Adenta Market traders concerned about a new 24-hour market, and what do they propose instead?

Traders at Adenta Market are worried about a new 24-hour market project, fearing it could lead to the abandonment of their current facility. They

When the rains came, homes vanished - but the full impact on livelihoods and trade is only beginning to surface.

Flooding in North East Gonja District has displaced 246 residents and destroyed 93 houses.

A Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle was involved in an accident - but what happened to the passengers?

A fatal road crash occurred on the Kpeve-Asikuma road involving a commercial vehicle. Emergency services responded to the scene- but the aftermath is still unfolding.

A new military-backed operation targets illegal miners in a threatened forest - but what tactics are they using to evade capture?

NAIMOS, with military support, launches Operation Green Shield in Atewa Forest to combat illegal mining.

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.

Allegations of misconduct surface following an anti-galamsey operation, raising questions about accountability and enforcement.

Three individuals have been apprehended in Akyem Oda for alleged illegal mining activities along the Birim River. This incident highlights ongoing