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The military is clearing the way for the Accra-Kumasi Expressway - but what obstacles might they encounter?
The Ghana Armed Forces is undertaking preliminary work on the Accra-Kumasi Expressway. This signals progress on a major infrastructure project - but what challenges lie ahead?

New military vehicles arrive in Ghana - but what does this mean for national security operations?
The Ghana Armed Forces has received 45 military utility vehicles under a government retooling programme.

Hundreds of buyers are seeking answers at Accra's housing fair - but what crucial mortgage advice are they getting?
Prospective homeowners are attending Day 2 of the JoyNews-Republic Bank Habitat Fair at Marina Mall in Accra, engaging experts on mortgages and…

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

Who truly owns these public sports facilities, and what happens when private control clashes with taxpayer money?
Corruption Watch probes ownership disputes and privatization of public Astroturf facilities in Hohoe and Agogo, linked to former officials John…

Airstrikes intensify as a ceasefire is extended - what's the human cost of the ongoing conflict?
Tensions remain high between Lebanon and Israel as the US announces a ceasefire extension. The ongoing conflict continues to impact both nations - but what does this mean for lasting peace?

Burkina Faso is facing a crisis, and a new report implicates multiple parties in alleged war crimes - but who?
A new report exposes a brutal escalation of violence in Burkina Faso involving the military, allied militias, and jihadist groups. The report suggests the violence may constitute war crimes- raising questions about accountability.
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