
Court fines miner for breaking into gold buying shop
What happened when a miner allegedly targeted a gold shop in Wassa-Nkran?
A small-scale miner faces court in Tarkwa over an alleged break-in at a gold buying shop in Wassa-Nkran.
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What happened when a miner allegedly targeted a gold shop in Wassa-Nkran?
A small-scale miner faces court in Tarkwa over an alleged break-in at a gold buying shop in Wassa-Nkran.

A Queenmother is dead and police have suspects - but what led to this shocking crime?
Police in the Bono East Region have made arrests related to the death of the Queenmother of Abamba in Atebubu. The investigation has uncovered a complex web of individuals - some already incarcerated - allegedly involved in the crime.

A seemingly innocent delivery to a Kasoa police station - but what was hidden inside?
A herbalist has been arrested at the Kasoa Central Business District Police Station. He was attempting to deliver items to a remand prisoner- but a routine search has raised serious questions.

What did the court decide for the three suspects in the Nungua mobile money shop break-in?
Three accused persons appeared before an Accra Circuit Court over a Nungua MoMo shop robbery.

Will Ghana's bus preachers be silenced? New law threatens jail for evangelism on public transport.
Ghana's new law bans preaching on public transport, with offenders facing jail time or fines.

A new law threatens to silence preachers on Ghana's buses - but will it hold?
Ghanaian pastors routinely preach on long-distance buses, a practice now targeted by a new law.

Why was Mugabe's son in court, and what does it mean for his future in South Africa?
Robert Mugabe's son found himself in trouble with the law in South Africa - leading to court appearances. The details emerging from the case raise questions about immigration and justice.

Why were a Chinese national and his associate allegedly trying to smuggle thousands of insects?
A Chinese national and his Kenyan associate are in trouble with the law in Nairobi. The pair face charges related to wildlife, but the details are unusual - and point to international demand.
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