A gas tanker overturned at Darkuman, near Cable and Wireless in the Greater Accra Region. The cause of the incident, which occurred at a busy intersection, is still unknown. Officers of the Ghana National Fire Service are currently at the scene,
The Ghana Water Company Limited has acquired four new pumping systems to enhance water production capacity in Accra and alleviate water rationing in the capital. The new equipment is expected to significantly improve water availability for both domestic and industrial use.
Construction on the National Cathedral project is set to resume, according to a statement issued by the chairman of the board, Apostle Professor Opoku Onyinah. Apostle Onyinah made the announcement following a September 20 meeting between the Board of Directors of
The Ghana Police Service has clarified that Gloria Vera Louise, one of the protesters arrested during the Democracy Hub demonstration, is not pregnant, contrary to earlier claims. Gloria was reportedly said to be four months pregnant at the time of her
A shocking scandal has unfolded in Ghana as a couple from Mallam Kokroko alleges that their newborn triplets were stolen from two prominent hospitals. Hilda Ninson and Patrick Gyasi, the parents of the triplets, claim that their babies were taken from
More than 430 people have died from cholera in the past month, Sudan's health ministry says, as civil war continues to ravage the country. The number of infections has risen to about 14,000, it said in a statement. It said it
Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo has expressed serious concerns about the handling of land litigation cases by some staff members within the Judicial Service, accusing them of exploiting the system for personal gain. She revealed that some court officials
Tragedy has struck in the Bunkpurugu district, where a long-standing chieftaincy dispute has escalated into deadly violence. One person has lost their life, and several others have been injured in clashes between Naniik and Binbagu communities. Eyewitnesses report widespread destruction, with
Residents of Echem, Akokoamong, and Achiase in the Ejisu Municipality are facing significant challenges due to the deplorable state of their roads. The communities, plagued by dust pollution from abandoned construction of major drains, are particularly affected during the rainy season.
Environment and Science Lead at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences, Professor Alfred Oteng Yeboah, has warned that illegal mining, commonly known as galamsey, poses a serious threat to Ghana’s economy. In an interview on Point of View on Channel One TV, Prof.
