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A young boy's journey to what he thought was home turned into a harrowing ordeal, exposing a dark side of some fishing communities.
Godwin Dogbey, 12, embarked on a journey he believed was a visit to his hometown, only to find himself on an island on Lake Volta. His experience
A new UN report alleges war crimes and crimes against humanity - but what did the experts actually find?
UN experts have reported on US strikes in Iran and Iranian crackdowns on protests.
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?
What led to the arrest of two teachers and the alleged assault on the headmaster at Obuasi SecTech?
Two teachers from Obuasi Senior High Technical School have been arrested in connection with an alleged assault on the school's headmaster. This
BreakingA church's routine payment took a dangerous turn - but who really controlled the money?
Two Ghanaian nationals face US charges over an alleged scheme targeting a church's finances.
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.
A young survivor of a tragic accident asks for help to walk again - but her family's struggle is far from over.
A 12-year-old girl injured in the Ofankor-Pokuase road crash is appealing for support.
Why are traditional leaders in Tano North clashing with police over the handling of illegal mining arrests?
Tano North chiefs are confronting police over the repeated release of arrested illegal miners, undermining local efforts against galamsey. This
Traditional authorities in Tano North are calling for urgent presidential intervention to save their vital water resources from illegal mining.
Tano North chiefs have petitioned President John Mahama regarding extensive galamsey destruction in the River Tano and surrounding forests. Their
Authorities are promising a thorough probe into a youth leader's death in Wechiau, urging calm amidst rising tensions.
The Upper West Regional Police Commander has assured the people of Wechiau of a transparent investigation into the death of youth leader Abu Tijani.
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
Discover the alarming security risks police officers encounter when confronting illegal miners in the Ahafo Region.
The Tanoso Police Commander, ASP Edmond Adjei Kissi, has shed light on the significant security challenges faced by officers during anti-galamsey
Why was the son of a fashion mogul arrested years after his father's death? The details are troubling.
The son of the late Mango founder, Isak Andic, has been taken into custody. The arrest is connected to his father's death after a fall from a cliff - raising questions about the circumstances.
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.
Why is Parliament hauling the CID boss before the Committee over social media cases?
Parliament's Defence and Interior Committee will summon the CID Director-General over social media case handling.
Who are the masterminds behind Ghana's scam centres, and what will their arrests expose?
Ghana's Cyber Security Authority is investigating suspected scam centre kingpins arrested in recent operations.
Cocoa Purchasing Clerks arrested in Bono region - but what does this mean for local cocoa farmers?
Two cocoa Purchasing Clerks (PCs) in the Bono Region have been arrested. The arrests raise concerns about the treatment of cocoa farmers and the integrity of the cocoa sector - but what exactly happened?
A Spintex resident reported a break-in - and the police investigation has taken a surprising turn...
Police in Accra have arrested a suspect following a complaint of unlawful entry and stealing in Spintex. Investigations led to the recovery of stolen items- but the case is far from closed.