
Police Arrest 41 Suspects in Lapaz and Chantan Operation
A Ghana Police Service raid on October 15 netted 35 men and six women amid a probe into suspected narcotics trafficking in Accra’s Lapaz and Chantan districts.
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A Ghana Police Service raid on October 15 netted 35 men and six women amid a probe into suspected narcotics trafficking in Accra’s Lapaz and Chantan districts.

A joint police and military operation at Gbane in Talensi District recovered weapons, ammunition and suspected narcotics, detaining 16 suspects.

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.

Deputy Minority Chief Whip Habib Iddrisu contests Alban Bagbin’s decision to deny a parliamentary inquiry into major narcotics seizures linked to Ghana, citing constitutional oversight powers.

Speaker Alban Bagbin suspended the House session after ruling that a motion to form an ad hoc committee on narcotics would interfere with ongoing court cases.

Lawyer Lenin Anane Agyei warns that recent seizures could signal traffickers view Ghana as a convenient corridor, urging the government to close security gaps.

Parliament’s minority bloc calls for an independent inquiry after a series of high‑value drug seizures and alleged international trafficking links.

Former Ghanaian leader John Agyekum Kufuor opens up about the trials that shaped his presidency, from prison to political exile and finally to the 2000 election victory.

The broadcaster’s call for modesty sparked debate over how material choices reflect personal worth and professional credibility.

Major airline groups, including IATA and Airlines for America, have asked the CDC to rethink its new requirement that all U.S.-bound passengers attest they have not visited the Democratic Republic of Congo in the last 21 days.

The Black Cats overturned a league slump with a swift 13‑minute burst, securing their first last‑eight spot since 2022.

At the third Russia‑Africa Summit, President Vladimir Putin declared Moscow the continent’s best partner, accusing Western nations of exploiting Africa’s resources and debt.

Chief Superintendent Vitus Napen confirmed that medical examinations proved all complaints were unfounded, citing panic and misinformation as the root causes.
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