Minority rejects Pres. Mahama’s decision to take no further action against Sammy Gyamfi over dollar gift
The Minority in Parliament has rejected President John Mahama’s decision not to pursue further action against Sammy Gyamfi, the Acting CEO of the Ghana Gold
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Libya fighting eases after announcement of truce
The intense fighting in Libya’s capital, Tripoli, finally calmed on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, following a ceasefire announced by the Government of National Unity (GNU).
Three Maori MPs Face Suspension Over ‘Intimidating’ Haka Protest
New Zealand’s parliament is set to vote on suspending three Maori MPs who performed a traditional Maori war dance, haka, during a debate on a
Mali’s military government officially dissolved all political parties across the country
On May 13, 2025, Mali’s military government, led by General Assimi Goïta, officially dissolved all political parties and organizations across the country. This decree, announced
Three foreigners deported for smuggling gold
The Ghana Gold Board has announced that three out of six foreign nationals arrested for smuggling gold will be deported, while the remaining three will
GoldBod and National Security apprehend foreigners in attempt to smuggle Gold
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), together with the National Security, have arrested some three Indian nationals who were attempting to smuggle gold outside the country
Energy sector debts to be settled by 2026 – President Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has committed to resolving Ghana’s energy sector debt by early 2026. Speaking at a forum in Ivory Coast, he expressed confidence
US Court Slashes Defamation Award Against Kennedy Agyapong to 500 Dollars
In a dramatic turn of events, a US court has ordered that the 18 million dollar fine awarded against Ghanaian politician Kennedy Agyapong be slashed
Attacks on Burkina Faso army base and villages kill dozens
Coordinated attacks on a military base and multiple villages over the weekend in Burkina Faso have resulted in the deaths of dozens of military men
AMA Commences Annual Ban On Drumming And Noise-Making
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has officially begun its yearly ban on drumming and noise-making, beginning May 12 and lasting till June 12, 2025.
Rwanda launches Digital National ID with Ghana’s framework 
Tems Launches Initiative to Empower Women in African Music 
Social media usage is ‘driving’ teenage pregnancy – Education Director 
Ugandan court denies Kizza Besigye bail after months jail over treason