6 stories tagged “military”.
In Kufra, a southeastern Libyan town, the Subul al‑Salam infantry brigade captured more than 1.3 million white pills amid a firefight that left three soldiers wounded.
Four people are now hospitalized after alleged abuses by armed forces amid a curfew imposed over chieftaincy disputes in the North East Region.
A military ATR‑42 flying from Benin City to Lagos went down in Ondo state, killing all 32 on board and prompting an immediate investigation by the Nigerian Air Force.
Dr Abed‑Nego Bandim calls on residents to curb sporadic gunfire that threatens school and health centre construction in the constituency.
The new bridge will carry up to 300 vehicles and 2,323 people daily, boosting trade, tourism and potentially military logistics between the two nations.
The government blamed France for provoking an attack by mutinous troops on a strategic military airbase last week, as announced on state television Friday.
The former deputy general secretary of the National Democratic Congress publicly declared his forgiveness for party chair Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, marking the end of a long‑standing feud as the party’s 21‑year era draws to a close.
The Consumer Protection Agency has called on President and Parliament to enact Ghana’s long‑awaited bill before the end of 2026, warning consumers remain exposed to unfair practices.
The Attorney‑General’s office has urged prosecutors to file a theft charge against Greater Accra NDC chairman Emmanuel Nii Ashie‑Moore after evidence suggests he removed a Singaporean businessman’s luggage while the man was in police custody.
President John Dramani Mahama called on the United Kingdom to use its 2027 G20 chairmanship to push for debt‑reform and better financing for African development.
Speaker Alban Bagbin told a national PR conference that the Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill will be re‑examined and passed as a consensus law.
The emerging musician stresses sponsorship challenges as he prepares to host his own concert on Saturday, October 31.
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