Africa

• Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline: an African dream that could reshape world energy markets
• 'United front' on slavery reparations after historic summit in Ghana

Agriculture

• CCLD Ghana mobilizes 100 women farmers to champion land rights and economic empowerment in Sekyere Afram Plains

Article

• Ignorance and Poverty: The Problems with Democracy in Nigeria
• Osun 2026: AMBO's Manifesto As A Selling Point
• Graduation Celebrations Should Not Define Success

Articles

• Central University Drug Bust: Who Are The Five Students, And What Are The Authorities Not Telling Us? The Questions Ghana Deserves Answered
• Ireland Deports 42 South Africans: Immigration Enforcement Or A Symptom Of A Global Migration Crisis?
• South African Woman Jailed For 130 Years In Sierra Leone: The Questions Nobody Wants To Ask

Business & Finance

• Port of Keta draws interest from 42 investors after EPA approval

Climate

• GMet issues severe weather alert for Northern Ghana as heavy rainstorm approaches

Congo

• DR Congo's deadly Ebola outbreak is 'evolving fast', WHO warns

Crime & Punishment

• Rape offenders risk up to 25-year jail term – Police Commander warns
• Tema Police arrest six over warehouse robberies, recover stolen goods
• Police crack suspected robbery network in Ashanti South, two suspects killed in alleged gun battle

Diaspora (Canada)

• Otumfuo Urges Diaspora to Preserve Ghanaian Identity at Colourful Toronto Durbar

Disaster

• Friday heavy downpour inundates Cape Coast, wreaks havoc

Education

• Both teacher and student in Bole SHS sex case culpable — Deputy Education Minister
• Central University suspends SRC week activities following NACOC arrests
• Chaos at Central University as vendors demand refunds after SRC Week cancellation

Europe

• One dead and dozens injured in train collision north of London
• Poland strips Zelensky of country's highest honour, escalating World War II-era row
• Western Europe braces for more extreme heat as temperatures continue to climb
• One dead and dozens injured after passenger trains collide north of London

Feature Article

• Diezani Alison-Madueke's Acquittal: What an 11-Year Saga Reveals About Nigeria's Oil Cabal
• The Day of Records, Red Cards, and Host Nation History: World Cup 2026 Some Matchday 2 Delivers Unforgettable Drama
• When the Microphone Outshines the Newsroom: Content Creators, Journalism, and the Ethics Gap in Ghana and Nigeria
• Yorubaland: A Civilization At Its Terminal End?
• The Sweet Poison: Unmasking the Hidden Dangers of Calcium Carbide-Ripened Fruits in Ghana
• From Longonto House To Legon: The Long Road To Hausa Language Proficiency In Ghana
• Hudai Foundation: Turkiye's Charitable Footprint in Ghana
• Ghana Can Pull Its Dreadlocks 'magic' That Dreaded Panama And Locked In The Win In Their 2026 Fifa World Cup Opener On England Too
• Nigerians Do Not Believe in the "True" Repentance of Terrorists
• If Votes Count, SBM's 2027 Projection Could Become Nigeria's Reality
• The Winners and Losers of Iran's War: What a Fragile Peace Still Leaves Unanswered
• Ghana's Digital Supply Chain Blindspot: Why Our 24-Hour Economy Cannot Function Without Real-Time Logistics Visibility
• Russia's "Dark Fleet": How Moscow Is Using African Waters to Circumvent Sanctions
• The Strength Our Fathers Borrowed From Women
• Jordan Ayew in the black stars: Father's name,not player's merit
• Densu River Under Siege: Pollution, Population Pressure and the Fight to Save Accra’s Lifeline
• Tinubu, the Young Turks and fresh thinking
• How the Western World Looks at Ghana's Reparations Conference: Recognition Without Commitment

Football News

• 2026 World Cup: Jerome Opoku hails Ghana's win over Panama as 'perfect result'

France

• France braces for 'hottest days ever recorded' in second heatwave of 2026

General News

• Trump cuts HIV funding to South Africa
• Mahama marks historic Africa–U.S. Juneteenth Commemoration in Osu
• M.anifest and Kwesi Arthur Reunite for New Single ‘No More Sleep’
• iOna Reine Signs Management Deal With Aneki LLC, Sets Sights on Bigger Career Milestones

Headlines

• High court sets July 15 trial date for ex-Buffer Stock boss and wife
• I cannot trust that Sedina Tamakloe is in custody — Manasseh
• 'What power do you have to collapse NPP you did not build?' – Awal Mohammed jabs Ken Agyapong
• You should be seen facilitating accountability in our country by helping bring Ofori-Atta back — Senyo Hosi to US Embassy
• Ken Ofori-Atta is the first Ghanaian minister to use sickness to flee from accountability — Akwatia MP

International

• Paris arms fair showcases weapons of future amid Europe's push to rearm

Israel

• Israel strikes south Lebanon despite truce announced with Hezbollah
• Israel, Hezbollah agree to ceasefire in Lebanon as attacks strain US-Iran interim deal

Latin America & Caribbean

• Bolivian President Paz declares state of emergency over anti-government blockades
• Mexican archaeologists unearth 'unprecedented' ancient ruins with Mayan features

NPP

• High Court issues interim injunction over Afigya Sekyere East NPP polling station album
• Ken Agyapong's comments an anti-party behaviour – Ahiagbah

Opinion

• Kuami Eugene’s ‘Sweet Boy’ EP — A Masterclass in Melody, Emotion and Effortless Hitmaking

Regional News

• Builsa North launches free primary health care initiative to boost access for vulnerable residents

Research Findings

• Expectations Of United State Of America 250th Independence Day Anniversary

Social News

• NPP, Akufo-Addo should encourage Ofori-Atta’s return to Ghana to face the law — Edem Senanu urges
• AMA to begin revenue enforcement exercise over unpaid fees from June 22
• 88 dilapidated buildings marked for demolition in Sekondi-Takoradi
• NACOC probes Australian drug seizure linked to Ghana
• Central East MTTD clamp down on siren abuse, arrest 19 drivers
• Catholic Diocese of Jasikan condemns Odomi violence, calls for calm and lasting peace
• Family demands justice for 14-year-old girl allegedly raped, killed in Binaba
• “Don't patronise services of junkies who act as waste collectors” – Residents told

Sports News

• Kolbe star goal kicker as Springboks put 80 past Barbarians
• 'We need more athletes to speak out': the future of sport in a warming world
• Paraguay's Almiron sees red for covering his mouth under new Fifa rule

United States

• Trump unveils new Air Force One converted from luxury jet gifted by Qatar

World Cup

• Turkey crash out after 1-0 defeat to ten-man Paraguay
• 2026 World Cup: I am confident Black Stars can surprise England - GFA president Kurt Okraku
• Morocco and Brazil take charge of Group C at World Cup
• 2026 World Cup: Ian Ian Wright hails Thomas-Asante rise as “Semenyo-Style” success story after Ghana's win over Panama
• World Cup 2026: Bukayo Saka unlikely to start for England v Ghana
• Saibari early strike gives Morocco World Cup win over Scotland
• 2026 World Cup: Cunha at the double as Brazil beat Haiti to go top of group
• United States beat Australia to advance to World Cup knockout stages
• 2026 World Cup: Morocco boost qualification chances with narrow win over Scotland
• 2026 World Cup: Thomas Partey will be the difference-maker against England – Akwatia MP, Bernard Bediako Baidoo
• 2026 World Cup: He deserves it - Gary Neville praises Brandon Thomas-Asante's impact in Ghana's win over Panama
• Vinícius and Cunha fire Brazil past Haiti and into World Cup contention
• World Cup 2026: White House 'in discussions' over Iran travel restrictions
• 2026 World Cup: We must die for each other to beat England - Black Stars defender Jerome Opoku
• World Cup 2026: Fifa alters how World Cup tables work - it changes everything
• World Cup 2026: Hosts USA book knockout spot with defeat of Australia
• 2026 World Cup: Beating Panama feels good – Black Stars defender Gideon Mensah
• Saibari strike sends Morocco past Scotland and towards World Cup knockout stage
• 2026 World Cup: Turkiye crash out as Paraguay hang on despite historic Almiron red card
• It's a dream come true - Jerome Opoku after making World Cup debut