Ghana FM urges Ukraine to release two Ghanaian POWs
The Ghanaian Foreign Minister has called on Ukraine to free two Ghanaian prisoners of war.
Ghana: Ghana's Foreign Minister Urges Ukraine to Release Two Ghanaian Pows
Ghana's Foreign Minister calls on Ukraine to release two Ghanaians captured during the conflict with Russia.
The Ghanaian foreign minister in Kyiv calls for the release of two Ghanaian prisoners of war
The Ghanaian foreign minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa appealed for the release of two Ghanaian prisoners of war held in Ukraine during a visit to Kyiv.
Ghana: Ghana Poised to Develop Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry ...ICAO Study Reveals
Ghana is well-positioned to develop a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry to reduce carbon emissions in aviation, according to an ICAO study.
Ghanaian FM asks Ukraine to release two prisoners of war from Ghana
Ghana's Foreign Minister urges Ukraine to release two Ghanaians captured while fighting for Russia.
Ghana's Foreign Minister in Kyiv Urges Ukraine to Release Two Ghanaian War Prisoners
Ghana's Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to release two Ghanaian nationals captured while fighting alongside Russian forces during the ongoing conflict.
Ghana renames Kotoka Airport, reigniting coup debate
Ghana has renamed its main airport from Kotoka International Airport back to Accra International Airport, sparking renewed discussions about its historical and political implications.
Ghana: Ministry to Prosecute Fishermen Using Illegal Nets
The Ghanaian Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture is set to prosecute fishermen utilizing unauthorized nets to catch juvenile fish species.
Royal Artillery under fire after denying access to looted Asante treasure
The Royal Artillery is being criticized for denying public access to a looted Asante artefact, a golden ram's head, which is kept hidden in a military mess in Wiltshire, UK.
Ghana: Ghana Changes Name of International Airport in Accra
The Ghanaian government has renamed the international airport in Accra back to its original name, Accra International Airport, from Kotoka International Airport.
Ghana: 60 Years Ago, President Kwame Nkrumah Was Overthrown by a Coup
The article marks the 60th anniversary of the overthrow of Ghana's first president, Kwame Nkrumah, by a coup d'Γ©tat on February 24, 1966, highlighting the event's significant national and continental repercussions.
How did Sheikh Ghani, who suddenly lost his sight, become a Quran interpreter in three countries?
The article tells the inspiring story of Sheikh Omar, who, after losing his sight unexpectedly, transformed his life and found purpose by interpreting the Quran in three countries.
The African Slave Trade: When Will Europe Acknowledge 'The Most Serious Crime Against Humanity'?
Ghana seeks to elevate the recognition of the African slave trade as a crime against humanity during the upcoming UN General Assembly, amidst a global push for acknowledgment and support.
Ghana resorts to international arbitration to solve maritime dispute with Togo
Ghana has announced its decision to seek international arbitration to resolve its maritime dispute with Togo after eight years of unsuccessful bilateral negotiations.
Learning Yoruba was hardest part of AnΓkΓΊlΓ‘pΓ³ β Ghanaian actress, Makafui
Ghanaian actress Fella Makafui discussed the challenges she faced in learning Yoruba for her role in the movie series AnΓkΓΊlΓ‘pΓ³: The Ghoul Awakens, highlighting the intense training she underwent to master the language.
Maritime Border between Ghana and Togo: Accra Decides to Resort to International Arbitration
Ghana has opted for international arbitration in its maritime border dispute with Togo after eight years of unsuccessful negotiations.
How Nigerian women are lured into prostitution in Ghana β Community womenβs leader, Ani
Franca Ani discusses the troubling plight of Nigerian women and girls who are drawn into prostitution and cheap labor in Ghana.
Togo: Ghana Seeks International Arbitration to Settle Maritime Dispute With Togo
Ghana has officially sought international arbitration to resolve its maritime boundary dispute with Togo under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
Ghana: Ghana Engages Latvian Authorities Over Death of Student
The Government of Ghana is pursuing diplomatic efforts in Latvia regarding the death of Ghanaian student Nana Agyei Ahyia, aiming for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his demise.
Ivory Coast considers cocoa price cut after Ghana
Ivory Coast is contemplating a reduction in cocoa prices paid to farmers, following Ghana's recent decision to cut prices by nearly 30% due to declining global cocoa prices.
Ghana: Health Ministry Sets Up Committee to Probe Alleged Denial of Emergency Care
Ghana's Ministry of Health has established a committee to investigate claims of emergency care denial linked to the death of a 29-year-old engineer.
England World Cup match faces cancellation threat as US stadium could pull plug on seven games
England's World Cup match against Ghana is at risk of cancellation due to a funding dispute related to security costs at Gillette Stadium, which may impact seven matches scheduled there.
Kenya: Ghana Reveals Identity of 'Russian Man' Push to Extradite Him Over Non Consensual Videos
Ghanaian authorities have identified a Russian national, Vladislav Aleksandrovich Liulkov, as the man accused of filming and sharing non-consensual videos of African women and are pursuing international extradition for his actions.
Ghana: President Sets Ambitious Target to End Raw Mineral Exports Within 5 Years
President John Dramani Mahama of Ghana has announced a plan to eliminate raw mineral exports within five years to boost the national economy through increased local processing.
Anger in Ghana as a Russian publishes sexual videos without the consent of his partners
A Russian national is being investigated in Ghana for secretly filming sexual encounters with Ghanaian women and posting the videos online without their consent, leading to diplomatic actions from the Ghanaian government.
Ghana: Burkina Faso Fatal Attack - Pres Mahama Orders Evacuation of Injured Traders
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered the evacuation of injured Ghanaian traders from Burkina Faso following a fatal attack by armed insurgents.
Ghana: Tomato Traders Suspend Burkina Faso Imports ...After Deadly Attack
Ghana's tomato traders have halted imports from Burkina Faso after a deadly attack on Ghanaian traders, raising safety concerns for cross-border trade.
Ghana: 60 Percent of Ghana's Tree Crops to Be Processed Locally
President Mahama announced a plan for Ghana to process 60% of its major tree crops locally to enhance industrialization and reduce reliance on raw exports.
Ghana to submit a resolution to the UN to designate the African slave trade as the "most serious crime against humanity"
Ghana is set to submit a UN resolution to recognize the African slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity, supported by the African Union and Caribbean nations.
Mexican National Team will play three friendlies before the 2026 World Cup: Official dates and rivals
The Mexican national football team has scheduled three friendly matches to conclude its preparation for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, facing Ghana, Australia, and Serbia.
Chart of the Day: Slovakia Fails to Compete Even with Kenya and Ghana, Affecting Economic Performance
Slovakia is lagging behind in competitiveness, a situation that is impacting its economic performance negatively.
Ghana: Russian Embassy Responds to Alleged Sexual Misconduct By Supposed Russian Citizen in Ghana
The Russian Embassy in Ghana has issued a statement regarding reports of a supposed Russian citizen being involved in sexual misconduct with Ghanaian women.
U.S. Embassy in Ghana opens over 1,000 new visa Interview slots
The U.S. Embassy in Ghana has made over 1,000 new visa interview slots available for B1/B2 non-immigrant visa applicants, facilitating a quicker process for those wishing to travel to the U.S.
Ghana: No Bed Syndrome in Our Hospitals Must End Now
The 'No Bed Syndrome' in Ghanaian hospitals continues to claim lives, highlighting systemic failures in the healthcare system.
Seven Ghanaian traders killed in Burkina Faso militant attack
Seven Ghanaian tomato traders were murdered by Islamist insurgents in Burkina Faso's Titao town during an attack on Saturday.
Ghana: Russian Embassy in Ghana Responds to Allegations Involving Citizen Accused of Secretly Filming Women in Ghana and Kenya
The Russian Embassy in Ghana has addressed allegations involving a Russian citizen accused of secretly filming sexual encounters with women in Ghana and Kenya without their consent.
Ghana Seeks Formal UN Acknowledgement of African Slave Trade Injustice
Ghana plans to submit a resolution to the UN to label the African slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity.
Seven Ghanaians killed in suspected Burkina Faso jihadist attack
A suspected jihadist attack in northern Burkina Faso resulted in the deaths of seven Ghanaians among around 10 civilians.
Ghana: Deputy Health Minister Calls for Stronger Use of Technology in Malaria Prevention
Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Health, advocates for enhanced use of technology in malaria prevention during a regional workshop in Accra.
Afrikaner in Ukraine: Lured by a Job, Ended Up at the Front
The article discusses the troubling recruitment of young Africans, particularly Ghanaians, into conflict in Ukraine under the false pretense of high-paying jobs in the security sector.
NAF officer wins double honours at West African surgeonsβ conference
A Nigerian Air Force officer was recognized for his achievements at the West African College of Surgeons conference, highlighting the institution's commitment to human capacity development.
Ghana seeks extradition of Russian man over secret sex videos
Ghana is pursuing the extradition of a Russian man accused of secretly recording intimate encounters with women and sharing the videos online without consent.
Ghana: NLC Secures Court Injunction Against Striking University Unions...but NEC Urges Members to Be Resolute
The National Labour Commission in Ghana has secured a court injunction against four striking university unions, declaring their strike illegal and requiring them to cease the action immediately.
Ghana Wants to Have African Slave Trade Recognized as the 'Most Serious Crime Against Humanity' by the UN
Ghana plans to present a resolution to the United Nations General Assembly to recognize the African slave trade as the most serious crime against humanity.
Africa demands that the UN recognize slavery as "the most serious crime against humanity"
The African Union has called on the UN to recognize transatlantic slavery as the most serious crime against humanity, a resolution backed by Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama.
Ghana: GWL Deploys 200 Service Personnel to Recover GHΒ’866m Debt, Boost Digital Payments
Ghana Water Limited has launched an initiative deploying 200 service personnel to recover GHΒ’866 million in debts and promote digital payment systems.
Ghana: Minister Urges Stronger Church-Government Collaboration to Tackle Youth Challenges
Ghana's Minister for Youth Development emphasizes the need for a stronger partnership between the government and the Christian Council to address youth challenges.
Ghana: Investigative Journalism Must Be Impactful Not Destructive - Charles Osei Asibey
Charles Osei Asibey emphasizes the importance of impactful, constructive investigative journalism at the AIPS Africa Congress in Banjul.
Cocoa: Ghana reduces production price to try to overcome the sector crisis
Ghana has announced an urgent series of reforms, including a reduction in the production price of cocoa, to stabilize its struggling cocoa sector.
Ghana Advances Education Sector Devolution With New Bill
Ghana is moving forward with a new Education Sector Devolution Bill aimed at decentralizing education management to local authorities.