GIS Repatriates Eight Foreign Nationals Involved in QNET Scams
The Ghana Immigration Service has commenced the repatriation of eight foreign nationals following their six-month sentence for illegal QNET activities.
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The Ghana Immigration Service has commenced the repatriation of eight foreign nationals following their six-month sentence for illegal QNET activities.
Ghana’s music industry is in mourning following the death of Daddy Lumba, one of the most influential and enduring figures in the country’s cultural history.
A severe shortage of trotros brought Accra’s transport system to a standstill, leaving thousands stranded for hours in areas like Achimota and Circle. Desperate commuters resorted to boarding cargo trucks to get home, despite the safety risks. The disruption is tied to major traffic gridlock and a possible silent protest by drivers over rising fuel and operational costs. The situation has reignited debate over the capital’s struggling transport system.
The Ghanaian cedi remained stable today, trading around GHS 10.7 to the US dollar and GHS 12.5 to the euro, according to Bank of Ghana. The currency reflects short-term stability following last year’s recovery, despite mild pressure from foreign exchange demand.
A devastating collision on the Accra-Kumasi Highway turns a weekend journey into chaos. Fire Service responds in 8 minutes as 37 passengers battle injuries.
Shops closed and residents poured onto the streets as Nsawam kicked off the first National Sanitation Day of 2026 with a massive cleanup exercise.
After years of delays, the strategic 33.4km highway project is nearing completion, promising to cut travel times from two hours to under 30 minutes.
Hidden within the planned industrial city of Tema lies a settlement of wooden structures and resilience. We explore the origins and struggles of the Tuobodom community.
After delays and debt exchanges, the government clears $77M in arrears. With the project now at 78%, an April handover seems possible.
Once a symbol of modernity, Ghana's most vital highway has turned into a deadly trap. We analyze its decline, the human cost, and the $380 million project promising a new dawn.
Six years later, we look back at how the COVID-19 lockdowns unexpectedly paved the way for vital infrastructure development in Dome.
From a TV character to a daily necessity: exploring how the 'Pragya' became the preferred mode of transport for Dome residents.
The Ga West Municipal Assembly has sealed off the popular shopping center following a structural failure, citing excessive loading and design flaws.
Residents ignored safety warnings to scoop fuel from an overturned tanker early Friday morning, highlighting desperate measures amidst rising costs.
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