UPSA Blocks Graduation of Students Linked to 500 Altered Exam Results
UPSA has withheld the graduation of postgraduate students after an investigation found more than 500 results were altered in its IT system by 178 students.
UPSA has withheld the graduation of postgraduate students after an investigation found more than 500 results were altered in its IT system by 178 students.
The French Embassy in Ghana has trained Ghana Police Counter Terrorism Unit officers in a two-week tactical workshop, with a senior officer warning against complacency.
Bank of Ghana says its August 2026 surveys show positive consumer and business sentiment, with economic activity up 14.9% and inflation at 5.0%, below target.
Hearts of Oak defend their Ghana Premier League lead away at Karela United in Tamale, while Asante Kotoko host Aduana FC at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
President Mahama says he never pledged to declare a state of emergency over galamsey, telling Ghanaians in New York that emergency powers are a last resort.
UN agencies flagged West Bank demolitions, a funding shortfall for Sudan’s drought response, rising displacement in Haiti and gender bias in AI systems in a single week of updates.
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The UN says drone strikes, attacks on schools and a communications blackout in Tigray threaten to drag northern Ethiopia back into full-scale war, with aid convoys hit.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told the UN General Assembly that any Indian move to divert Indus River waters would be treated as an act of war.
Three suspected robbers, including a man police say was on their wanted list, were killed at Poano in the Ashanti Region after gunmen ambushed a police team during a weapons search.