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A viral video circulating on social media has sparked debate after showing uniformed soldiers physically confronting a man said to be a supposed financier of the National Democratic Congress (NDC). The exact reason for the operation remains unclear, but the footage has generated public concern over the use of force and calls for an official explanation from security authorities.
The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) has arrested six Chinese nationals for allegedly taking part in illegal mining activities along the Nyaase River. The arrests were made during a special anti-galamsey operation aimed at protecting water bodies and communities from environmental damage. Authorities say the crackdown forms part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal mining and enforce Ghana’s mining laws.
A former fuel attendant has opened up about alleged dishonest practices used at some petrol stations to cheat customers during fuel purchases. According to the claims, some stations may manipulate systems or use deceptive methods that result in customers receiving less fuel than they paid for. The revelations have raised concerns among motorists and the general public, with many calling for stronger regulation, regular inspections, and greater transparency in the fuel retail sector.
Diego Simeone explains why he substituted Ademola Lookman during Atletico Madrid’s Copa del Rey final loss to Real Sociedad after a penalty shootout.
Private credit is a fast-growing financial market where non-bank lenders provide loans to businesses. While it offers flexibility and growth, experts warn it could pose risks to global financial stability during economic downturns.
Insurgents in Nigeria’s North-East are reportedly shifting tactics to target senior military officers, raising concerns over leadership losses in the Boko Haram and ISWAP conflict.
The ADC has criticised Nigeria’s plan to reintegrate 800 repentant terrorists, warning it could weaken the fight against insurgency and harm victims’ trust in justice.
Iran and the United States have agreed in principle to extend their truce, allowing more time for diplomacy and peace negotiations.
South Africa’s municipal elections could play a major role in deciding the future of cities, jobs, infrastructure, and economic growth.
Sipho Malaba has been banned for life and fined R10.8 million over his role in the VBS Mutual Bank scandal.
Russia has reportedly allocated 500 hectares of land for South African farmers under a new resettlement plan linked to Errol Musk.
Morocco has released three Senegalese football supporters who were imprisoned following violent incidents during the Africa Cup of Nations final. The fans were freed after completing their three-month jail terms, while others remain in custody.
Ibrahim Mahama, CEO of Engineers and Planners, has expressed gratitude to former President Nana Akufo-Addo for his support in the Damang Mine transition deal. The agreement allowed the company to take over operations after Gold Fields Ghana Limited exited the concession.
Peter Obi, the Labour Party presidential candidate in Nigeria’s 2023 election, has repeated his claim that he won the election. His statement has renewed discussions around the credibility of the electoral process and Nigeria’s political tensions.
Popular Nollywood actress Laide Bakare has revealed that she is preparing to marry again. The announcement of her third marriage has generated excitement online, with many fans congratulating her and wishing her happiness.
