International
South Africa Protests Turn Violent Over Asylum Ruling
Violence erupted in Johannesburg’s Soweto and Durban after protests demanding a halt to asylum processing, with cars torched and foreign‑owned businesses looted.
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International
Morocco Rejects Spain Blame Game, Calls for Mutual Respect
The Kingdom’s foreign ministry says Madrid’s accusations are unfounded and warns against using Morocco as a political pawn ahead of elections.
International
Ceuta Mass Migration: Intelligence Warned of Crossing Before Surge
Spanish security documents reveal the government was alerted to social media calls for a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta a day before 72,000 people entered the territory.
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Prof. Adjei‑Barwuah: Grass Is Greener Abroad Is Illusion
The former diplomat warns Ghanaian youth that the success stories of migrants abroad often mask the hardships many face.
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Jinapor Denies Minority Coached South Africa Evacuees
The Ranking Member on Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee refutes claims that the opposition tried to influence Ghanaians returning from South Africa to criticize the government’s evacuation handling.
Business
Ghana’s 2025 Agriculture Rebound Promising but Uneven, Industrial Slowdown Urges Broader Development
The Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) warns that while food production has improved, gaps in productivity, market infrastructure and policy implementation could stall growth.
Sports
Samartex GM Edmund Ackah Vows to Resign Over Match‑Fixing Allegations
The club’s general manager warned he would step down if any evidence of illegal activity surfaces amid growing concerns about missing televised matches.
Business
Ghana Must Shift ESG Commitments to Action, Says Minister
Local Government Minister Mahama Ayariga called for stronger coordination, sustainable finance and accountability at the 2026 Climate and ESG Policy Summit in Accra.
Politics
Minority Calls for Independent Probe Into South Africa Evacuation Expenditure
Parliament’s Minority caucus demands an impartial investigation and the resignation of Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa over alleged financial irregularities in the GH¢49.72 million spent to evacuate 1,964 Ghanaians from South Africa.
Politics
Charles Bissue Demands Speedy Trial Amid Ongoing Corruption Charges
The former public official insists on a swift court hearing while contesting the legitimacy of the Special Prosecutor’s case, raising questions about procedural fairness and past legal actions.