Ghana

Land guards take over Tuba irrigation farm as farmers protest

Land Guards Take Over Tuba Irrigation Farm as Farmers Protest in Ghana

politics•2/13/2026

GES condemns stabbing and alleged rape at 2026 Super Zonal Sports Competition

Ghana's Educational Institution Condemns Stabbing and Alleged Rape at National Sports Competition

sports•2/12/2026

Devastating Torrential Rains Wreak Havoc on Ghanaian Town, Exposing Deep-Seated Vulnerabilities

The West African region has long been prone to extreme weather events, with Ghana being no exception. The country's geography makes it vulnerable to a range of climate-related hazards, including heavy rainfall, flooding, and droughts.

disasters•2/11/2026

Ghana to Strengthen Mining Ties with South Africa at 2026 Indaba Conference

Ghana's Lands Minister Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah has launched a high-stakes diplomatic mission to South Africa, where he will lead his country's delegation at the 2026 Mining Indaba Conference. Ghana aims to strengthen its presence in the African mining industry, with West Africa increasingly looking towards its southern neighbor for investment and cooperation.

politics•2/9/2026

Police Service Ordered to Pay GH¢2m to Family of Taxi Driver Who Died in Custody

Ghana's struggle with policing reform and accountability is inextricably linked to its broader efforts to address corruption, inequality, and social unrest. The nation's tumultuous history with law enforcement and corruption has left its mark on the country's social fabric.

politics•2/7/2026