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President Bola Tinubu orders a coordinated rescue after a video‑borne claim of up to 600 people abducted in a Niger State mosque attack, highlighting Nigeria’s deepening security crisis.
Samuel Atta Akyea appears as defence counsel for former NSB chief amid controversy over trial continuation during Ghana's legal vacation.
The 5th Circuit will decide if Judge Wingate should be reassigned after an AI‑drafted order contained factual errors, highlighting the judiciary’s challenge with emerging technology.
Chinese authorities investigate illegal formaldehyde use on cabbages, detaining offenders and launching nationwide market checks to safeguard public health.
Ukraine commemorates 35 years of sovereignty, recalling a millennium of statehood and deepening economic and cultural links with Ghana.
A human‑caused wildfire near Reno forced 42,000 evacuations, injured six, and prompted a state of emergency as authorities battle 10,500 acres of flame.
Adnan Saani urges Ghanaian creators to professionalize their work, showcases a property‑free Airbnb model and calls for digital‑business training in youth policy.
Ghana’s betting boom, driven by mobile money, is reshaping the market, but only licensed operators backed by the Gaming Commission offer real consumer protection.
President Trump’s 50% tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods and Canada’s matching response ignite a trade war that threatens the USMCA and raises prices for consumers.
The JoyNews‑Republic Bank Habitat Fair concluded in Accra, linking thousands of prospective homeowners with builders, financiers, and innovators to accelerate Ghana’s housing agenda.
Seventeen‑year‑old girl killed and two others injured in a sword attack at Sweden's Brinell School, prompting a national political response and renewed safety debates.
Presbyterian SHS clinched the top spot in the latest National Science and Maths Quiz preliminaries, earning 50 points and advancing to the One‑Eighth Stage.