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Three people have reportedly been arrested after drones were flown over EOCO premises during a sensitive investigation. Who sent them? What were they looking for? What did they capture and why then? The arrests raise questions about surveillance, security, motive and what investigators may uncover next.

Why Were Drones Flying Over Raymond Archer's Eoco Office? The Three Arrests And The Questions Ghana Must Now Ask

Oct 2, 2026 |

A drone hovering over an ordinary commercial building may be nothing more than photography, surveying or curiosity. But ...

Nearly four tonnes of cocaine left Ghana for Dunkirk. Claims now link an accused suspect to presidential security claims NACOC disputes. Who is telling the truth? Where is the evidence? Ghana deserves facts, not political narratives. The real question remains: how did this shipment leave Ghana?

Dunkirk Cocaine Case: Musah Atta, Presidential Security Claims And The Questions...

Sep 30, 2026 |

The nearly four-tonne cocaine seizure at the French port of Dunkirk has quickly moved beyond a conventional narcotics in ...

Geraldo de Limas story forces uncomfortable questions about slavery, African identity, wealth, colonial power and justice. Born Adzoviehlo Atiogbe, he became a powerful merchant and ultimately a British political prisoner. Was he a dangerous man, a resistance figure, or a victim of imperial power?

Geraldo De Lima: The African Who Took A Brazilian Name, Built A Commercial Empir...

Sep 29, 2026 |

What do we really know about the man whose story crossed slavery, African entrepreneurship, Anlo politics, British colon ...

Three firearms. 610 rounds. One port. But the biggest questions remain: Who imported them, who were they meant for, and why were they concealed? If political connections are being invoked, Ghana deserves evidence not rumours. The answers could expose more than an illegal shipment.

Tema Port Arms Seizure: Three Firearms, 610 Rounds And The Questions Ghana Canno...

Sep 29, 2026 |

The interception of an assault rifle, two pistols and 610 rounds of ammunition at Ghana rsquo;s Tema Port is not merely ...

America may offer Ghana health assistance, but what does Ghana give in return? If sensitive health data, pathogen information and regulatory powers are part of the price, Ghanaians deserve answers. Is this genuine partnership, conditional assistance, or a sovereignty question we can no longer ignore?

Ghana's “No” To The U.S. Health Compact: Health Assistance, Data Sovereignty And...

Sep 29, 2026 |

Ghana has accepted American health assistance for decades. From malaria prevention and HIV/AIDS treatment to maternal an ...

Nearly 23 years later, one question refuses to disappear: Did Raymond Archer really extort Alhaji Bamba, or was Bamba accused of trying to bribe him? If Hon. Baffour Awuah has evidence, where is it? History deserves facts not allegations without proof.

Raymond Archer, Alhaji Bamba And The 2004 “extortion” Question: What Does The Ev...

Sep 28, 2026 |

The accusation has returned almost two decades later, but this time it carries a much bigger question. When Manhyia S ...

A man was allegedly caught stealing plantains and reportedly slapped repeatedly while people watched. But where does punishment end and mob justice begin? Who owned the plantains, who threw the first slap, and why did the crowd remain silent? Berekum-Senase raises uncomfortable questions about justice, dignity and community responsibility.

Plantain, Slaps And Silence: What Really Happened At Berekum-Senase And Why Did ...

Sep 27, 2026 |

A video reportedly circulating from Berekum-Senase in the Bono Region has raised questions far beyond the alleged theft ...

South Africa reels from a 27-death massacre faceless gunmen, silenced victims, and a state too weak to stop the bloodshed. Impunity reigns, and the nation demands answers.

South Africa's 27-Death Nightmare: Who Were The Gunmen, Who Were The Victims, An...

Sep 27, 2026 |

Twenty-seven people are dead. Twenty-six others are receiving medical treatment for gunshot wounds. Two separate loc ...

Ghanas Bar Association was right to defend due process in the Baffour Awuah€“EOCO confrontation. But principle must be consistent, not selective. If the GBA truly defends lawyers and the rule of law, its voice must remain equally forceful regardless of the government, party or victim involved.

Baffour Awuah, Oliver Barker-Vormawor And The Ghana Bar Association: Has Ghana's...

Sep 27, 2026 |

When the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) attempted to arrest Manhyia South Member of Parliament and lawyer Na ...

He went to meet a woman he reportedly met online and never returned. Nana Yaw Kyere, known as Terry Dinero, is dead, while suspects have been arrested. But what really happened in Teshie? Was it a meeting, a trap, or a carefully planned setup? The unanswered questions remain.

How A Woman He Met Online Became The Last Person He Visited: The Unanswered Ques...

Sep 26, 2026 |

From a missing phone dealer at Kwame Nkrumah Circle to a body discovered in Teshie, the Nana Yaw Kyere case has develope ...

BAFFOUR AWUAH, EOCO & SSNIT: Behind the courtroom tension lies unanswered questions of power, accountability, and truth. The High Court drama isnt just legal its a test of Ghanas institutions and the fight for transparency.

Baffour Awuah, Eoco And The Ssnit Question: What Exactly Is Behind The High-Cour...

Sep 25, 2026 |

Ghana is once again confronting an uncomfortable question about the relationship between political office, professional ...

Salomey Baffoe remains behind bars while questions multiply: What exactly did she do, what evidence supports the charges, and why was bail denied? Beyond politics and Ghana Jollof, Ghana must demand one thing above all justice based on evidence, due process and the rule of law.

No Freedom For Salomey Baffoe: Fair Justice Or A Cause For Concern?

Sep 25, 2026 |

Ghana is once again confronting an uncomfortable question: when the state believes that social-media content threatens p ...

8% may look small on paper, but for millions of Ghanaians already battling rising living costs, every cedi matters. As fares rise, the bigger questions remain: Who truly bears the burden? Who protects the commuter? And when will transport policy put citizens not just negotiations at the centre?

Ghana's New 8% Transport Fare Increase: Who Is Really Paying The Price And Who I...

Sep 24, 2026 |

From Saturday, September 26, 2026, commuters across Ghana will face another increase in approved public transport fares. ...

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