A federal judge ordered the release of a pregnant Ghanaian mother and her son, detained at Dulles while seeking urgent…
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Ghanaian Bishops Urge Self-Reliance Amidst Foreign Aid Threats Over Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
Ghanaian Bishops prioritize national values over foreign aid, ready to reject support amidst anti-LGBTQ+ bill controversy and Western threats.
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Luxury Vehicle Theft Ring Uncovered: Saskatoon Police Trace Stolen Cars to Ghana
Saskatoon Police expose an international luxury car theft ring using identity fraud, tracing stolen vehicles from Canada to Ghana.
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Ghanaian Ministry Debunks Fake Cambodia Deportation Notice, Assures Citizens of Safety
Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs debunks a fake Cambodia deportation notice, assuring citizens abroad of their safety and confirming the…
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Transport Fares to Rise by 20% from June 2nd
Prepare for a 20% rise in Ghana's public transport fares from June 2, driven by increased fuel and maintenance costs…
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Queen Mother Champions Menstrual Hygiene, Distributes Pads in Central Region
Queen Mother Nana Adjoa Amowah II leads a vital initiative, providing pads and education to schoolgirls in Ghana's Central Region.
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Betano Crowns Ghana’s Next Millionaire with GH¢1 Million Prize
Betano officially awarded GH¢1 million to Maximus Alexander Mill, Ghana's newest millionaire, after his big win.
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NITA Bill Debate, South African Xenophobia Response, and African Games Audit Dominate Newsfile Discussions
Explore the NITA Bill debate, Ghana's xenophobia response, and African Games audit controversy discussed on Newsfile.
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Ghana’s Farmers’ Burning Practices Fueling Public Health and Environmental Crises
Experts are raising urgent concerns over the widespread practice of burning crop waste and trees to clear farmlands across Ghana,…
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Ghana Strengthens Ebola Preparedness with New Public Health Directives
Ghana boosts Ebola preparedness with new public health directives, mandating hand-washing stations and facility inspections to safeguard its population.
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