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Ghana secures historic UN General Assembly resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, as John Mahama leads global calls for reparative justice and accountability.
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Ghana demands a full United Nations investigation after a missile strike on a UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon critically injured two Ghanaian peacekeepers. The government calls the attack a possible war crime and seeks accountability as tensions escalate along the Israel-Lebanon border.
Following the killing of Ghanaian traders in a terrorist attack in Burkina Faso, Mahamudu Bawumia has called for strengthening Ghana’s counter-extremism framework and deepening regional intelligence collaboration. This investigative report examines cross-border security risks, Sahel insurgency spillover, and the vulnerability of vital Ghana–Burkina Faso trade routes.
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Ghana secures historic UN General Assembly resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, as John Mahama leads global calls for reparative justice and accountability.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signals possible Bundeswehr deployment to the Strait of Hormuz for mine-clearing under international mandate, highlighting rising Gulf tensions, Iran’s naval capabilities, and global energy security risks.
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An in-depth investigative report into the deadly Accra New Town building collapse, exposing regulatory failures, structural risks, and expert warnings about Ghana’s growing urban safety crisis.
Ghana demands a full United Nations investigation after a missile strike on a UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon critically injured two Ghanaian peacekeepers. The government calls the attack a possible war crime and seeks accountability as tensions escalate along the Israel-Lebanon border.
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In the long and winding journey of nations, there comes a moment when conscience must rise higher than comfort, and integrity must stand taller than politics. Today, Malik Basintale, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA), has sounded such a clarion call — a call that echoes from the lips of the ordinary youth in Suame, from the tired market women of Agbogbloshie, and from the weary street cleaners of Accra.
