Ghanaian Telecoms Roll Out Expanded Data Bundles Starting July 1

In recent developments, telecommunication companies in Ghana are taking a significant step toward enhancing internet accessibility. Responding to a government directive aimed at making digital services more affordable, these companies have begun rolling out increased data allocations for their subscribers. This announcement comes at a time when internet affordability has become a pressing concern for many Ghanaian citizens. Effective from July 1, 2025, the new initiative offers an additional 10% to 15% in data allowances…

Scores of Trafficked Ghanaians Freed in Nigeria, Say Police

The Dark Reality of Job Scams: A Cautionary Tale from Ghana In an age where global job opportunities sparkle like stars, the allure of securing a foreign football position often blinds potential candidates to the shadows lurking alongside these dreams. Recently, a fraudulent job scheme emerged that preyed on the aspirations of many Ghanaians, enticing them with promises of overseas employment with prestigious football clubs, job placements abroad, and even visa assistance. However, the grim reality beneath these enticing…

Trump Plans Visit to ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Migrant Holding Facility

U.S. President Donald Trump recently toured a new migrant detention center in Florida, humorously dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz." During his visit, he quipped that any escapees would need to learn how to dodge the resident reptiles to avoid a grim fate. Despite facing criticism for his immigration policies, which many describe as inhumane, President Trump embraced the controversy while attending the center's official opening in the heart of the Everglades. "A lot of cops in the form of alligators—you don't have to pay them so…

Ghana and China Exchange Accusations Amid Rising Galamsey Tensions

Ghana, recognized as Africa’s premier gold producer, has increasingly attracted attention for its burgeoning illicit mining activities. Recent allegations point to the involvement of various Chinese nationals in these operations, stirring a complex debate that goes beyond surface-level accusations. On one side of this contentious issue, many Ghanaians have directed their grievances towards these Chinese actors, blaming them for aggravating the current illegal mining crisis. However, in a counterpoint that raises…

Somalia to Unveil New Embassy in Pretoria Amid Independence Week Celebrations

Somalia's New Embassy in South Africa: A Symbol of Unity and Hope Pretoria, South Africa (Axadle Times) – A new dawn is breaking for Somalia as its government proudly inaugurates its newly acquired embassy building in South Africa. This celebration sees the attendance of Somalia's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abdisalam Ahmed Ali, marking a significant chapter in diplomatic relations. In a recent conversation with the state media, Somalia’s ambassador to South Africa, Mohamed Sheikh Issak, expressed warm…

Over 30% of Ghanaians Reside in Slums, Alarming Report Reveals

The latest findings shed light on the grim reality of Ghana’s housing challenges, emphasizing an urgent need for targeted urban development policies. As we examine the rising tides of urban migration, it becomes increasingly clear that these issues demand immediate attention and action. Urban Challenges: The Spread of Slums and Informal Settlements Titled The Slums and Informal Settlements Report, this insightful publication delves into the myriad issues plaguing housing, urban planning, and…

Police Name 20-Year-Old Suspect in Idaho Shooting Incident

Authorities in Idaho have named the individual believed to have started a bush fire on Sunday, which tragically ended with the loss of two firefighters' lives and an injury to a third. The suspect, identified as 20-year-old Wess Roley, reportedly took his own life following the incident. Originally from California, he had resided in various locations along the West Coast. In a heart-wrenching statement, Kootenai County Sheriff Robert Norris described the fire as intentionally set, labeling the event an "ambush." This…

Top General Informs Lawmakers: Bunker-Buster Bombs Unnecessary for Iran’s Deep Nuclear Site

In recent discussions surrounding the geopolitical landscape, the U.S. military's operations targeting Iran's nuclear capabilities have drawn significant attention. Last weekend, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, General Dan Caine, provided insights during a Senate briefing, clarifying why bunker-buster bombs were not deployed against one of Iran's largest nuclear sites, located in Isfahan. The reasoning behind this strategic decision has sparked curiosity and debate among lawmakers and intelligence analysts alike.…

Somalia Celebrates 65 Years: Global Leaders Extend Heartfelt Congratulations

Somalia at 65: Celebrating Resilience Amidst Challenges MOGADISHU, Somalia - June 26 marks a momentous occasion as the Federal Republic of Somalia proudly commemorates its 65th anniversary of independence. Throughout the country, the vibrant flutter of flags serves as a testament to the unwavering spirit and resilience of its people, even as they continue to navigate complex security challenges and political hurdles. Yet, amidst this celebration, Somalia faces a poignant reality. The resurgence of Al-Shabaab has seen the…

Lagos Startup Week Celebrates a Decade as Africa’s Premier Startup Event This July 2025

"This is more than an event. This is where Africa’s future gets prototyped," remarks Olumide Olayinka, Partner at Prime Startups and the visionary behind Lagos Startup Week. His enthusiasm is palpable as he continues, "Lagos Startup Week was never just an event; it is a bold commitment to investing in the future of African innovation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive growth. It has always been a declaration. This city needed a platform where founders could breathe, build, and belong. Ten years later, we're still doing…

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