MCE Confirmed 3 Dead in Adentan Flood, Blames Construction on Waterways
“In Lakeside, we lost two people, including a four-year-old girl at Nanakrom, and a gentleman around New Legon,” she stated.
Taiwan president offers peace with China but says island must strengthen defenses.
Mr Lai rejects China’s sovereignty claims over the democratic and entirely separately governed island, saying only Taiwan’s people can decide their future.
The Ghana Tourism Authority has announced a request for proposals for the 2025 ‘December in GH’ event
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), under the coordination of the International Affairs Secretariat, has opened submissions for event proposals for the 2025 edition of December in GH, a tourism campaign that highlights Ghana’s cultural heritage, entertainment industry, and hospitality.
AMA Begins Major Decongestion Exercise Today in Accra
AMA Begins Major Decongestion Exercise Today in Accra
Trump’s call with Putin exposes shifting ground on Ukraine peace talks.
After a two-hour phone call with Putin, he said that the conditions of a peace deal could only be negotiated between Russia and Ukraine – and maybe with the help of the Pope.
Libyan ministers resign as protesters call for government to step down.
The demonstrators gathered in Martyrs’ Square in Tripoli, chanting slogans such as “The nation wants to topple the government” and “We want elections.”
Kenya’s ex-justice minister ‘deported’ from Tanzania.
Karua, a former justice minister who has been vocal about ‘democratic backsliding’ in East Africa
Treasury bills see third consecutive undersubscription.
The government sought to raise GHS 6.68 billion but received total bids of GHS 2.76 billion.
Severe Flooding Disrupts Accra After Almost 3 hours of Downpour
The almost three-hour downpour has once again led to severe flooding across several parts of Accra, disrupting traffic and daily
Expect a ‘smiley’ reduction in transport fares – GPRTU to consumers.
“We just had a meeting with the Minister of Transport and we have agreed that, effective Saturday, May 25, transport fares must be reduced by 15%,” he told Accra-based 3news.