Zimbabwe Cabinet Approves Plan to Extend Mnangagwa’s Rule Until 2030
Zimbabwe cabinet approves plan to extend President Mnangagwa’s rule until 2030, raising debates over democracy and governance, GhanaNews 24
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Zimbabwe cabinet approves plan to extend President Mnangagwa’s rule until 2030, raising debates over democracy and governance, GhanaNews 24
FBI releases images of a masked armed suspect in the search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother Nancy Guthrie, missing from Tucson, Arizona, GhanaNews 24
Despite leading the Premier League, Arsenal face fixture challenges, tactical questions, and squad inexperience that could prevent them from winning, GhanaNews 24
Netanyahu to present key principles for Iran talks to Trump in Washington as Middle East diplomacy enters a critical phase, GhanaNews 24
Somali pilot saves 55 lives after crash-landing a faulty passenger plane on Mogadishu’s seashore near the airport, GhanaNews 24
Global powers benefit economically and strategically from the Russia–Ukraine war as Russian investments shift due to Western sanctions, GhanaNews 24
Angola targets 17 million carats in diamond production by 2027 as Endiama expands output and government eyes De Beers stake, GhanaNews 24
Russia relocates tanks and artillery to a restored Soviet-era base near Finland, raising NATO border tensions and security concerns.
Concerned Farmers Association warns against political interference in Ghana’s cocoa and forestry sectors, citing delayed payments and illegal logging risks.
GhanaNews 24: Police in Koforidua arrest 13 suspected prostitutes, including 12 Nigerians, a landlord and a bouncer over human trafficking, brothel operations, and child…
Ayawaso Zongo Chiefs warn the NDC against annulling the Ayawaso East primary, backing Baba Jamal and calling for peace, unity, and respect for delegates’ will. –…
Russia arms kamikaze drones with fighter jet missiles, escalating the air war in Ukraine and increasing risks to military and civilian targets. | GhanaNews 24
Burkina Faso records historic gold output of 94 tonnes in 2025, driven by mining reforms, tighter controls, and improved state oversight, boosting national revenue.
Nominations have officially opened for the maiden Youth Excellence Awards Ghana 2026, celebrating outstanding young achievers shaping Ghana’s future.
US–Iran diplomacy resumes in Oman, but talks remain fragile as both sides seek structural guarantees amid military tensions in the Middle East.
A GhanaNews24 fact-check finds claims that President Mahama restored GN Bank’s licence are false, with no confirmation from the Bank of Ghana or government.
Ghana shows strong business regulations, but the World Bank warns operational inefficiencies, especially in trade, could limit competitiveness.
Fire destroys Ninting R/C Primary School canteen and food store in Ashanti Region; preschool temporarily closed, NADMO provides emergency food support.
Two suspected street robbers, Stephen Gletsu and Mohammed Sheriff, were arrested in Dzorwulu, Accra, with stolen items recovered during a police intelligence-led patrol.
Ghana backs AITLAP Africa as a key partner in strengthening digital laws, fintech regulation, data protection, cybersecurity and AI governance.
Ghana plans to rename Kotoka International Airport to Accra International Airport as part of efforts to reflect democratic values and national identity.
Kenya’s central bank warns that using banknotes for decorations like cash bouquets damages currency, disrupts ATMs, and violates the law.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi has reportedly been killed in an armed attack at his home in Zintan, marking a major turning point in Libya’s fragile political transition.
Ghana’s economic recovery gained momentum as global tailwinds—lower inflation, a weaker dollar, and strong gold prices—amplified domestic reforms.