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Three women were reportedly taken to a shrine over allegations of missing money and subjected to a traditional “broom test” meant to identify the culprit. The incident has sparked debate about the use of spiritual rituals in resolving criminal accusations and its implications for justice and human rights.
A husband, his wife, and their four-month-old baby were tragically killed in a fatal road accident at Buduatta Junction on the Kasoa-Winneba Highway involving a private car, a fuel tanker, and a tipper truck. The crash reportedly occurred after a dangerous overtaking manoeuvre by a pickup truck caused the family’s vehicle to lose control and collide head-on with the tanker.
BreakingGhana organized a free flight to evacuate 300 citizens from South Africa, but shockingly, only one person showed up at the airport. Officials are now questioning why so many Ghanaians are choosing to stay abroad despite the government’s support.
The family of the late Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka has not been allowed to access his body, which is reportedly kept in a special location requiring the president’s permission. While the news was difficult to accept, the family chose to comply to avoid escalating the situation.
Officials from the Ghana Standards Authority shut down the Jin Yuan Jia mattress factory in Afienya over the alleged use of unapproved and substandard materials in mattress production. The operation nearly turned confrontational as some Chinese nationals at the facility reportedly clashed with authorities during the enforcement exercise.
BreakingA former galamsey worker has shared a disturbing account of the dangers and alleged violence within illegal mining communities, warning that outsiders can mysteriously “disappear” without explanation. He is urging young people to stay away from galamsey and instead pursue safer livelihoods by learning a trade or skill.
BreakingHeavy rains have caused a bridge on the Mampong–Ejura Road to collapse, leaving commuters travelling between Accra and Yeji stranded. The incident has disrupted traffic and cut off a major transport route, with travellers calling for urgent intervention.
BreakingUS court documents and an ongoing Federal Bureau of Investigation-linked investigation reportedly allege that Ghanaian MP Ohene Kwame Frimpong is connected to companies suspected of being used to move or conceal fraudulent funds in an international fraud network. The probe also reportedly involves over 1,000 alleged victims across the United States and Europe, with a business in Chicago allegedly linked to him also under scrutiny.
BreakingShalimar Abbiusi says she was never paid for her role as spokesperson for The New Force and claims she was unaware the project had any political agenda, believing it was a humanitarian initiative. Her revelation adds a new twist to the controversy surrounding her arrest and deportation from Ghana and the political movement linked to Nana Kwame Bediako.
An elder of the Methodist Church has advised members of the church’s Men’s Fellowship to marry early and have children sooner, arguing that it allows parents to complete their parental responsibilities earlier in life. His remarks have sparked debate, with some supporting the advice while others insist marriage should depend on personal readiness rather than age.
BreakingThe Ghana Police Service has been ordered by the High Court to pay GH¢150,000 in damages and issue a formal apology to Bridget Otoo and two others for violating their rights during the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest. The ruling has been hailed as a major victory for human rights and the protection of peaceful protest in Ghana.
BreakingA woman has sparked controversy online after claiming that buying a UK-used iPhone is a sin, arguing that some may be stolen and could carry spiritual consequences. Her comments have divided social media, with some agreeing on ethical grounds while others call the claim exaggerated.