Hundreds Killed in Sudanese Army Strike on Darfur Market
A Sudanese war monitor accused the army Tuesday of killing hundreds of people in an air strike on a market in the country’s western Darfur region.
Over 1,300 ECG containers missing at Tema Port – Investigative report reveals.
Over 1,300 containers belonging to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) cannot be accounted for at the Tema Port
Ghana owes $1.1 billion to ENI in 2025 to settle energy sector payments – Ato Forson.
These payments include monthly invoices, letter of credit (LC) replenishments, and overdue arrears.
Red Cross arms Central Region against cholera outbreak.
The items included 540 cholera vaccines, 3000 tablets of chlorine, knapsack engine-powered spraying machines, personal protective equipment, Veronica buckets and hand washing stands.
Sam George Approves the Termination of Nearly 100 Ghana Post Employees Due to Improper Hiring Practices
Communications Minister, Sam George, has authorised the dismissal of nearly 100 staff of the Ghana Post Limited, citing an irregular recruitment process.
Pressure mounts on AG to name MP paid by former NSS boss to kill ‘ghost names’ scandal.
According to Mr. Braimah, revealing the name of the lawmaker, is essential for promoting transparency and safeguarding the integrity of Parliament
A&C Mall Guarantees Security Following the Collapse of Parking Lot Solar Panel
The A&C Mall in East Legon has confirmed that a solar panel structure in its parking area collapsed during heavy rains, causing damage to over 80 vehicles.
Delays Triggered by a Blackout at KIA Following Tuesday’s Rainstorm
On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, Kotoka International Airport (KIA) in Accra, Ghana, experienced a power outage following a heavy downpour.
Former National Service CEO allegedly paid an MP to kill ‘ghost names’ scandal – AG.
Providing an update on the investigations conducted by the Office of the Attorney General and the ORAL team, Dr. Ayine confirmed that significant progress had been made in uncovering corruption within the scheme.
Erdogan Blames Protests On The “Evil” Opposition, As Türkiye Detains More Than 1,100 People
Turkish police have detained 1,113 people across the country over five days of protests as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blames the main opposition party for the unrest sparked by the detention of his main political rival.