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FeaturedResidents were seen collecting toiletries, gas cylinders, electrical gadgets, and other goods swept away from a warehouse by severe flooding, turning the disaster into an unexpected shopping spree. The incident has sparked mixed reactions, with many calling on the public to return the items while authorities assess the damage and losses.
BreakingA fire outbreak has occurred in Accra’s Industrial Area, prompting a swift response from the Ghana National Fire Service. Authorities are working to contain the blaze, while the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage remain under investigation.
Uganda's media landscape has come under fresh scrutiny after security forces shut down the operations of the Daily Monitor and NTV Uganda following a directive from the country's military chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba. The move has sparked concerns among press freedom advocates over the state of independent journalism in the East African nation.
BreakingFormer Dome-Kwabenya MP Sarah Adwoa Safo has asked the Attorney-General to move the criminal case linked to the recent Kwabenya shooting from the Adenta Circuit Court to the High Court. Her legal team argues that the nature of the charges places the matter outside the jurisdiction of the Circuit Court.
The National Tenants Union of Ghana has submitted a petition and a comprehensive housing policy proposal to the Ministry of Housing through the Rent Control Department, calling for reforms to improve Ghana’s housing system and strengthen tenants’ rights. The Union is urging the government to adopt measures that promote affordable housing, regulate rental practices, and ensure better protection for both tenants and landlords.
BreakingFive people lost their lives while three others were injured after a tricycle reportedly lost control and crashed into a parked trailer in Accra. Police have launched investigations to establish the exact cause of the fatal accident.
Israel Kwadwo Safo Akofena and the other suspects have been granted bail by the Adenta Circuit Court after appearing before the court. Each suspect was granted bail of GH¢500,000 with two sureties and has since left the court premises.
Acting Commissioner of Rent Frederick Opoku has warned hostel operators against increasing accommodation fees, stressing that anyone who defies the directive could face legal action. He has also urged students not to pay unauthorized fee hikes and to report offending operators to the Rent Control Department immediately.
BreakingBishop Daniel Obinim has launched a fierce attack on Prophet Ogyaba after the latter discussed his marriage and played an alleged audio recording of Florence Obinim expressing frustrations about her married life. Obinim responded by declaring Ogyaba his enemy and vowing to engage him in a spiritual battle.
BreakingA gas tanker has overturned near the Tema Motorway Roundabout, prompting firefighters to carry out cooling operations and prepare for a safe gas transfer. The Ghana Fire Service has urged residents to avoid activities that could create sparks or heat, while motorists are advised to follow traffic diversions.
FeaturedProphet Eric Boahen Uche predicted that Ghana would lose all their World Cup matches due to a lack of spiritual strength, but the Black Stars have already defied that prophecy with a 1-0 victory over Panama. The result has triggered widespread debate online, with many fans questioning the accuracy of his prediction.
A Mamprusi youth has accused the government of being biased in its handling of the Bawku conflict, arguing that historical grievances are being ignored. His controversial remarks have sparked debate as calls for lasting peace and dialogue in the area continue.