Africa

• Music 'haven of freedom' Tangiers hosts global jazz festival

Article

• Owning a gun in South Africa offers some safety, but risks run high for users and society – expert
• Talking to teens about sex: advice for parents on when, how, what to say and why it’s so important
• Margaret Busby: how a pioneering Ghanaian publisher put African women’s writing on the map

Basketball

• NBA: James scores 30 to keep Lakers play-off hopes alive

Burkina Faso

• Burkina Faso says massacre report "baseless"

Business & Finance

• Pubs face significant losses due to dumsor

Couples/Break-ups

• Nollywood actresses make the best wives – Uche Ogbodo

Crime & Punishment

• Cop, 7 others grabbed over $523,000 Gold Scam

Elections

• Stolen BRVs: Bi-partisan parliamentary probe non-negotiable — Dr. Omane Boamah

Feature Article

• Compassionate Mahama in his element
• JAMB Question: Is Nigeria A Democratic Country?
• All That Glitters is Gold: Celebrating the Remarkable Life of Julius Debrah
• Let's support Mahama to rescue Ghana
• Israel’s Anti-UNRWA Campaign Falls Flat
• Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang: A Role Model for Our Children
• Making The State Of Ghana’s Economy, Governance, Probity, Tribalism, Accountability And Corruption As The Real Issues For The Coming Elections, 2024
• Kwasi Anin-Yeboah Is The Right Person To Warn The Supreme Court Judges That Akufo Addo Is Ruining Their Credibility To Satisfy His Greed
• Helping The Gossiping Ones To Pray
• More psychiatric hospitals needed in Ghana

Football News

• Nico Williams accuses Atletico fans of racist abuse
• PSG fluff chance to claim Ligue 1 title with draw against lowly Le Havre
• PL: Arsenal survive Spurs rally to go four points clear
• Man Utd 'one of most entertaining' teams - Ten Hag
• Video technology damaging English football - Pochettino

France

• French city Montpellier embraces free public transport, but will it cut traffic?
• France charges IS official's ex-wife with crimes against humanity

General News

• Iranian rapper sentenced to death for supporting anti-Hijab protests
• Multimedia sues Ohemaa Woyeje for ditching Adom FM

Headlines

• GUTA laments negative impact of ‘avoidable dumsor’; calls for swift, decisive resolution from gov't
• EC’s statement on obsolete BVDs discovery “lies, half-truths, pure fantasies” – IMANI Africa
• With great urgency backed by verifiable data, facts and figures dismiss COCOBOD, ECG, GNPC, GACL CEOs — Group
• Election 2024: Your reportage can make or unmake the country — CISA Ghana tells journalists
• Nalerigu court impound vehicles of DCE, Director of Chereponi district for owing contractor
• Investigate, jail persons liable for GRA-SML contract – Manasseh

Industry News

• Court dismisses Serwaa Amihere case against Henry Fitz, two others

Macroeconomic Bulletin

• Financial Literacy as a Compass to Financial Freedom

NDC

• The Emergence Of The Future: Professor Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang

Nigeria

• SERAP sues NNPC over failure to account for ‘missing $2.04bn, N164bn oil revenues’

NPP

• Ejisu by-election: COKA calls for vigilance
• Bawumia begins regional campaign tour on Monday
• Lawyer wins Akan NPP Parliamentary Candidate primary
• Akufo-Addo’s driver wins Dadekotopon NPP Parliamentary Primary

Press Release

• Education Above All Foundation Kicks Off Annual Youth Conference Under Theme ‘The Role of Youth in Times of War and Conflict’

Social News

• Yapei-Kusawgu MP secures full funding for construction of Vocational Training Centre
• Ghana Hajj Board releases flight schedules for this year’s pilgrimage

Sports News

• Afrifa Fun Games 2024: Preparation In Full Swings With Juicy Awards

Tennis

• Impressive Nadal beats De Minaur at Madrid Open

Togo

• Togo ruling party, opposition close campaigns before key vote
• Togo split over controversial reform on eve of vote