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The Nigerian Onion Producers, Processors and Marketers Association of Nigeria (NOPPMAN) has announced a halt to onion exports to Ghana following claims of persistent harassment and the seizure of traders' trucks. The association is demanding a safe and fair trading environment before resuming shipments.
Ghanaian businessman Ibrahim Mahama has sent his private jet abroad for a significant conversion into an air ambulance. This initiative aims to bolster Ghana's emergency medical response capabilities for public use.
In a recent dialogue, Ghana's President John Mahama emphasized that issues surrounding LGBTQ+ rights do not rank as the most critical challenges the country faces. He highlighted the urgency of addressing fundamental needs such as education, healthcare, and employment.
Ghana has parted ways with head coach Otto Addo just 72 days before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The decision follows a series of disappointing results, including a recent defeat to Germany.
A 30-year-old suspected armed robber, Mumin Kresi, died after attempting to escape from a moving police car in Ghana's Savannah Region. He had been arrested following a robbery and was being escorted by police when the incident occurred.
A devastating incident in Accra, Ghana has resulted in the death of three individuals and the rescue of 20 others after a church building collapsed during a service. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collapse.
A woman from Ghana, Akanemah Mercy, expressed her shock upon learning that her husband had shared her photo on WhatsApp with a sweet caption to provoke his former lover after their split. She detailed her reaction and the unexpected turn of events on social media.
Frederick Opoku, the Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, asserts that landlords cannot raise rent without first securing certification from the Rent Control Department, as stipulated in the country's rental laws.
The Ghana national football team has allegedly encountered a robbery during their training camp in Vienna, occurring before their international friendly match on March 27, 2026. Two players reported stolen Rolex watches, and cash went missing from a member of the technical staff.
The United Nations General Assembly has voted to classify the transatlantic slave trade as the 'gravest crime against humanity', advocating for reparations to address historical injustices. The resolution received overwhelming support with 123 votes in favor.
Puma and Ghanaian artist Prince Gyasi have launched the 2026 Black Stars World Cup kits, blending Ghanaian folklore and market vibrancy with modern sportswear. The designs incorporate elements like the Ananse spider motif and inspirations from Accra's Makola Market.
Ghana has appealed to the United Nations to recognize the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, seeking acknowledgment of historical injustices and global repercussions.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has successfully liberated 44 Ghanaian citizens from a trafficking ring that misleads foreign nationals with false job offers. The victims were returned safely to Ghana's capital, Accra, following coordinated efforts between Nigerian and Ghanaian authorities.
The Ghanaian government has successfully freed 44 citizens from a human trafficking operation in Nigeria. The victims were tricked into leaving Ghana under the guise of job offers.
The Akwa Ibom State Government has successfully repatriated 44 Ghanaian nationals, who were victims of human trafficking, back to Ghana. This group, consisting of 27 men and 17 women, was rescued from trafficking camps in the state.
