Africa
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Mahama: US Vote Against Slavery Resolution Disappointing
President John Dramani Mahama has expressed disappointment over the United States’ decision to vote against a United Nations resolution recognising…
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Tijjaniya Pilgrims Warned Over Road Travel to Senegal
The Foreign Affairs Ministry has urged travellers heading to Senegal for the Prophet Muhammad’s birthday commemoration to reconsider road journeys…
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Over 100 Killed As Cameroon Border Mine Collapses
More than one hundred people have perished after an artisanal mine collapsed in a remote village along the Cameroon border,…
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Labone Heist Suspect Remanded
A Nigerian national, Augustine Okechuku Maazi, was remanded in custody by an Accra Circuit Court on Monday over his alleged…
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Ghanaian Evacuee Dies On Arrival From South Africa
A Ghanaian evacuee repatriated from South Africa died shortly after landing at Accra International Airport on Friday evening, prompting immediate…
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South Africa Demands $18.5 Million Repatriation Refund
Pretoria has ignited a diplomatic spat across the continent after requesting reimbursement from several African governments for funds expended on…
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Passport Office Staff to Receive Special Bonus After GSS Commendation
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced a special bonus for staff of Ghana’s Passport Administration following the institution’s…
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Ghanaian Returnee Dies at Kotoka After Evacuation Flight
A Ghanaian national evacuated from South Africa as part of the government’s ongoing repatriation exercise due to xenophobic attacks has…
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Ramaphosa Voices Shame Over Xenophobic Attacks
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed profound regret over xenophobic violence in his country, acknowledging that attacks forcing foreign…
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WHO Chief Warns 2026 Outbreak Could Eclipse Ebola
The World Health Organization has issued a dire alert that the 2026 outbreak is accelerating at a velocity that risks…
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