Technology
Global Web Outages as PHP Security Flaw Forces Sites Offline
A critical vulnerability in PHP has prompted governments and major websites worldwide to shut down or patch their services, sparking a global cybersecurity alert.
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Business
GRA Clears Say Cheers of Tax Non‑Compliance After Review
The Ghana Revenue Authority has confirmed that the food‑service firm has met its tax obligations, apologising for earlier miscommunication that had cast doubt on its compliance.
Business
Mobile Money Now Lets Ghanaians Buy Treasury Bills via USSD
The rise of branchless banking has turned a simple payment app into a full‑fledged financial ecosystem, allowing users to invest in T‑Bills directly from their phones.
Sports
Fernandes Criticises Carrick After Manchester United’s 4-1 Champions League Loss to Como
The club’s captain publicly questioned the manager’s tactics following a historic defeat that left United 13th in the Premier League.
Sports
Kvaratskhelia Ruptures ACL in PSG vs Barcelona Match
Paris Saint‑Germain winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia will undergo knee surgery after tearing his anterior cruciate ligament during the 4‑2 Champions League win over Barcelona.
Sports
PETA Urges Crystal Palace to Retire Live Bald Eagle Mascot
The animal‑rights group has written to Palace CEO Sharon Lacey demanding the end of the use of Phoenix, the live eagle, citing safety and welfare concerns.
General
Bright Simons Calls for Removing Barriers to Digital Skills
The IMANI Centre head urges Ghana’s policymakers to rethink regulations that hinder everyday tech use, citing ride‑hailing and e‑commerce as proof that people learn on the job.
Business
Airbnb Updates House Rules, Bans Guest Cleaning Tasks
The vacation‑rental platform has tightened its policy, limiting hosts to seven standard rules and forbidding requests for guests to strip beds or wash dishes on bookings from 20 November.
General
Meta Faces First Australian Class‑Action Alleging Child Harm
A Federal Court suit claims Facebook and Instagram exposed children to harmful content and fostered addiction through algorithms.
Business
Bright Simons Calls for Removal of Licensing Barriers to Boost Digital Jobs
Vice‑President of research at IMANI Centre urges the government to ease rules that hinder ordinary Ghanaians from earning through digital platforms.
Business
Tesla Targets Cybercab Robotaxi Launch by End 2026 Amid NHTSA Probe
Tesla’s engineering chief confirmed plans to begin selling its driverless Cybercab by year‑end, even as the U.S. safety regulator investigates the vehicle’s compliance with federal standards.
Business
Meta Deal Keeps Zuckerberg in California Amid Wealth Tax Talk
Meta Platforms has secured a pact with its CEO to stay in California, offering non‑voting shares to cover a potential tax bill if Proposition 40 passes.
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Business
Oil Prices Rise as US Orders Diplomats to Leave Saudi Arabia
Brent and WTI crude climbed amid heightened Houthi attacks, prompting Washington to evacuate personnel from its missions in the Kingdom.
Entertainment
Kesewaa Kessy Releases Gospel Single Jesus Endorsement
The Ghanaian gospel artist drops her debut EP’s lead track, pairing faith‑filled lyrics with a vibrant music video on YouTube.
Entertainment
Elon Musk Calls Johann Sebastian Bach The Shakespeare of Music
The SpaceX and Tesla CEO praised the German composer’s legacy in a post on X, calling him the greatest musician of all time.
General
Tourism Minister Launches December in GH 2026, Emphasising Jobs Over Naming
Abla Dzifa Gomashie urged Ghanaians to focus on economic gains from the festive‑season celebrations, launching the event at Labadi Beach Hotel on 20 October.
Entertainment
Detty December: Ghana’s Festive Season Overcrowded With Shows
Accra’s December turns into a nonstop entertainment marathon, leaving fans juggling schedules, budgets and travel amid rising ticket prices.
Health
GMTF Launches Healthcare Sensitisation Tour in Northern and Upper East Regions
The Ghana Medical Trust Fund, known as Mahama Cares, is set to visit the Northern and Upper East regions to raise awareness about chronic disease support and improve access to specialised care.
General
Darkuman Fire: Container Structures and Five Vehicles Destroyed
A blaze on Monday, Oct. 19, tore through the Cable and Wireless area of Darkuman, wrecking multiple container units and a mechanic shop, with five vehicles lost in the inferno.
Politics
Data Protection Commission Urges Redaction of 1,964 Evacuees’ Personal Details
The commission has asked Parliament’s Minority Caucus, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and media houses to limit public disclosure of names, signatures and financial aid records of Ghanaians repatriated from South Africa.
Health
SIMI Health Equity Summit Mobilises Over 1,000 in Bono Region
The three‑day event in Sunyani delivered more than 420 health screenings, 500 National Health Insurance registrations and sparked community dialogue on preventive care.
Politics
CPS Commends Channel One TV, Citi FM for Promoting Policy Research
The Centre for Policy Scrutiny praised the media houses for amplifying its findings and called for deeper collaboration to strengthen governance and public discourse.
Business
STC Seeks Private Investors to Expand Bus Fleet
The State Transport Company has opened a partnership programme, allowing individuals, firms and banks to buy brand‑new buses that will be branded and operated by STC.
Crime
Illegal Gold Mining Fuels Drug Cartels, Terrorist Groups and Mercenaries
UK former deputy prime minister Dominic Raab warned that the rise in gold prices is enabling criminal networks to expand through illicit artisanal mining, with serious security and humanitarian consequences.
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