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They smile, they work, they laugh - but what if they're silently struggling?
A look at how people hide deep pain behind everyday smiles, making suicide hard to spot.
A MoMo vendor's transaction turned terrifying - and a police patrol's response took a deadly turn.
A mobile money vendor in Tema Community 5 was attacked by armed robbers. A nearby police patrol responded to a distress call - but what happened next?
Tensions flared in Sefwi Sayerano as police attempted to apprehend a suspect, leading to a serious incident that has left the community in shock.
A confrontation between police and residents in Sefwi Sayerano, Western North Region, unfolded during an arrest operation. The incident has raised
Discover how four officers brought peace back to communities terrorized by a deadly gang.
The Upper West Regional Minister has honored four police officers for their role in combating a notorious armed robbery syndicate. Their exceptional
The UN injects millions to fight Ebola- but will it be enough to stop a potential global crisis?
The UN is releasing $60 million to combat a deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo- and surrounding nations. The emergency funds are being deployed to enact an aggressive containment strategy, but the success of the plan hinges on one key factor.
A devastating drought in Uganda's Karamoja region has left communities struggling with crop failures and food scarcity, prompting government
Uganda's north-eastern Karamoja region faces severe food shortages due to prolonged drought, impacting thousands of families. This recurring crisis
What role did a traditional leader and a youth chairman allegedly play in the illegal mining activities that led to their arrest in Tanoso?
Two individuals, including a traditional leader and a youth chairman, have been arrested in Tanoso over alleged involvement in illegal mining
Why does President Mahama think 'our own people' are so deeply entrenched in the illegal mining crisis?
President Mahama acknowledges the pervasive involvement of various individuals in illegal mining - from political figures to traditional leaders. This widespread participation poses a significant challenge to combating galamsey in Ghana.
Authorities targeted illegal mining activities along the Boin River - but what did they uncover during the operation?
NAIMOS has conducted an anti-galamsey operation along the Boin River at Boinso-Abrokyire in the Aowin District. This action highlights the ongoing struggle to protect Ghana's natural resources-but what did they find?
Residents in Jomoro raised alarms over a mining project, fearing it was a front for illegal activities. What did authorities uncover?
An illegal mining operation, disguised as a government-backed cooperative project, faced strong community opposition in Ghana Nungua, Jomoro
Why is Jema expanding its anti-galamsey watch team - and what threat are they preparing for?
The JAGA Watch Committee in Jema has added six new members to fight illegal mining.
IGP's advice to Ghanaians during robbery attacks sparks debate - is it wisdom or surrender?
The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, addressed Ghanaians regarding robbery attacks. He spoke after receiving a plaque in recognition of his contribution to crime fighting - but what did he say that has people talking?
Professor Douglas Boateng challenges the narrative of historical victimhood, urging citizens to embrace civic responsibi
Professor Douglas Boateng challenges the narrative of historical victimhood, urging citizens to embrace civic responsibility for sustainable
A personal dispute spirals into deadly violence between two communities - what triggered the chaos?
Tensions are high in the Bosomtwe District after a clash between Brodekwano and Asisiriwa residents. Security has been intensified, but residents are anxious - what could have caused such a violent outbreak?
When African states abandon the ICC, who truly pays the price for justice?
Niger's military government has formally requested to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), prompting reflection on the implications
West Africa's recurring floods are exposing a critical vulnerability in water and sanitation systems, prompting a major call to action.
The African Youth Water Forum (AYWF) has issued a stark warning regarding the escalating water and public health crisis in West Africa due to
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has declared the Anti-LGBTQ Bill will be passed into law at Parliament's next sitting
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has declared the Anti-LGBTQ Bill will be passed into law at Parliament's next sitting, revealing that President Mahama has personally assured him of presidential assent.
Residents are told to vacate or stay at their own risk - but why is the government so concerned?
Tema Kaiser Flats residents face a tough decision following a directive from the Minister of Works, Housing and Water Resources. The order raises concerns about the building's structural integrity - but what will residents do?