UN Warns Northern Ethiopia Is Sliding Back Towards Full-Scale War
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.
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.
A first-person essay republished by a Ghanaian outlet pushes back on pity and praise for special education teachers, describing the hard daily reality of the job.
Bishop Herman Old Boys Union’s 2003 year group went unbeaten to win the 10th BHOBU Games at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium, beating BHOBU 2005 in the final.
Damongo Queen Mother Alijata Haruna says poverty, illiteracy and joblessness explain why some women in Ghana’s Savannah Region accept cash and gifts from politicians.
Three PKO Boxing fighters, including juvenile boxer Rahman Lokko, completed weigh-ins in Jamestown ahead of Saturday’s bouts at the Odwira Festival in Akropong.
Ghana’s EPA has ordered Ponlok Company Limited at Shai to suspend operations over smoke emissions, oil spills and poor waste handling after earlier warnings went unheeded.
Ghana’s Black Maidens beat Niger 6-1 on Matchday Four of the WAFU B U-17 Girls Cup in Yamoussoukro and face hosts Cote d’Ivoire on Sunday, September 27.
Priscilla Nana Ama Samson, a 17-year-old student with cerebral palsy, has resumed senior high school after Ghanaians raised about GH¢40,000 to cover her school items.