Ethiopia’s Army Claims Restraint As Northern Fighting Spreads To Three Regions
Ethiopia’s army says it is showing restraint as fighting spreads from Tigray into Afar and Amhara, but the TPLF calls it a full war and the 2022 Pretoria deal is at risk.
Ethiopia’s army says it is showing restraint as fighting spreads from Tigray into Afar and Amhara, but the TPLF calls it a full war and the 2022 Pretoria deal is at risk.
Treasury bills and DDEP bonds made up nearly 89% of the GH¢1.28 billion traded on Ghana’s Fixed Income Market on 25 September, with corporate debt almost absent.
Residents of Berekum in the Bono Region are urging government to tighten enforcement against galamsey and illegal logging, warning of damage to rivers, farming and food prices.
The third Republic Bank-JoyNews Habitat Fair Clinic closed at Junction Mall in Nungua after three days, bringing banks, developers and building suppliers together for prospective Ghanaian homeowners.
Former Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam says NPP fuel tax cuts and Gold for Oil were more permanent than the GH¢2 diesel relief, which he calls quasi-fiscal.
A lifestyle column argues public libraries offer free internet, study space, tech help and children’s programmes, and deserve community support beyond just lending books.
Ten Nepalese guides preparing an expedition near Himlung Himal are missing after an avalanche hit their base camp, with bad weather blocking helicopters and rescue teams.
Fair Wages boss Dr. George Smith-Graham urges state-owned enterprises to back the Independent Public Emoluments Commission, with the IPEC Bill due in Parliament in October 2026.
Ghana’s Treasury raised GH¢2.90bn against a GH¢2.75bn target as yields fell across all maturities, but nearly two-thirds of the borrowing matures in 91 days.
South African police have found a tenth woman’s body near Johannesburg since July, and the Gauteng commissioner says a serial killer cannot yet be ruled out.