An in-depth investigative report into the deadly Accra New Town building collapse, exposing regulatory failures, structural risks, and expert warnings about Ghana’s growing urban safety crisis.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signals possible Bundeswehr deployment to the Strait of Hormuz for mine-clearing under international mandate, highlighting rising Gulf tensions, Iran’s naval capabilities, and global energy security risks.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II demands timely completion of the stalled KNUST hospital project, raising concerns over delays, funding challenges, and Ghana’s healthcare infrastructure development.
Israel explains its controversial vote against Ghana’s UN resolution declaring the trans-Atlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, sparking global debate over history, justice, and diplomacy.
Former President John Mahama responds to Lincoln University’s withdrawal of his honorary degree, highlighting Ghana’s historic ties to the institution amid controversy over LGBTQ issues and global academic accountability.
Ghana’s push to declare slavery the “greatest crime against humanity” sparks global debate as the UK and Netherlands reject the resolution, citing legal concerns and opposing reparations implications.
The ECOWAS Court admits Ghana’s late defence in the Gertrude Torkornoo human rights case, raising critical questions about judicial independence, due process, and constitutional accountability in West Africa.
Former Ghanaian President John Mahama calls for global reparations at the UN, urging justice for victims of the transatlantic slave trade in a historic motion backed by the African Union.
Ghana’s Embassy raises alarm over last-minute objections to John Mahama’s Lincoln University visit, as tensions grow over Ghana’s controversial Family Values Bill and its global implications.
Tensions rise in UK Parliament as Ghana pushes a UN resolution to recognize the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, sparking debate over Britain’s historical role and reparations.