Author: Iddriss Ajanak Misbah

West Africa floods have displaced thousands across the region, while experts warn Ghana could experience heavier rainfall and increased flood risks. Thousands Affected as Floodwaters Sweep Across West Africa Severe flooding across parts of West Africa has left thousands of people displaced, damaged homes and infrastructure, and renewed concerns about the growing impact of extreme weather events across the region. Several communities have been forced to evacuate after days of persistent rainfall caused rivers to overflow, destroying roads, bridges, farmland, and residential areas. Emergency responders and humanitarian organizations continue to assist affected families while assessing the full extent of the…

The Abu Trica fraud case has taken a new turn as the Ghanaian social media personality pleads not guilty in a U.S. court after being extradited over an alleged $8 million romance scam. The Abu Trica fraud case has entered a new phase after Ghanaian social media personality Frederick Kumi, popularly known as Abu Trica, appeared before a United States federal court and pleaded not guilty to multiple fraud-related charges. The case has attracted widespread attention in Ghana and beyond following his extradition to the United States, where prosecutors allege he was part of an international romance scam network that…

Ghana’s offshore oil sector is showing strong signs of recovery as new drilling campaigns boost production and attract fresh investment. Here’s what it means for the economy. Ghana’s offshore oil sector is showing encouraging signs of recovery after several years of declining crude oil production, giving renewed hope for economic growth, higher government revenue, and increased investor confidence. The latest developments in the country’s upstream petroleum industry suggest that Ghana is entering a new phase of growth, supported by successful drilling campaigns, renewed international interest, and strategic government policies aimed at revitalizing the sector. For many Ghanaians, the performance of…

SHS Selection 2026 Ghana: Complete Guide for BECE Candidates and Parents (Step-by-Step). Every year, thousands of Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates across Ghana look forward to the SHS Selection 2026 Ghana process. Choosing the right Senior High School (SHS) is one of the most important decisions a student will make because it can influence academic growth, future career opportunities, and overall educational experience. For many students and parents, the selection process can seem confusing. Questions such as “How many schools can I choose?”, “What is the difference between Category A and Category B schools?”, and “What happens if I…

Discover the top stock market trends 2026, including AI stocks, renewable energy investments, interest rate impacts, market risks, and expert predictions for smart investors. The global stock market in 2026 is experiencing one of the most dynamic periods in modern financial history. From artificial intelligence-driven companies to renewable energy investments and evolving interest rate policies, investors are closely watching every movement in the market. Understanding the latest stock market trends in 2026 is crucial for anyone looking to make informed investment decisions and grow long-term wealth. Understanding the Current Stock Market Environment The global financial market is entering one of…

Ghana Demands Justice for Slavery at UN. Ghana is once again stepping onto the global stage with a bold and historic move that is already sparking debate across continents. The West African nation is preparing to present a resolution at the United Nations seeking formal recognition of slavery as one of the gravest crimes against humanity—and pushing for reparations. This development places Ghana at the center of a long-standing global conversation about justice, accountability, and historical redress. For many Africans and people of African descent around the world, this move is not just political—it is deeply emotional and symbolic. Ghana…

Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Exposes GHS85m Transit Tax Fraud. Ghana intercepts 18 transit trucks to Niger as tax discrepancies expose GHS85.3 million revenue risk. GRA launches investigations and tightens controls. Ghana’s Minister for Finance, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, has disclosed a major transit diversion scheme involving eighteen articulated trucks initially declared as goods in transit to Niger. The interception, carried out by the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), has uncovered significant discrepancies that pushed the country’s suspended revenue exposure to over GHS 85 million. Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson Exposes GHS85m Transit Tax Fraud. The development has triggered…

Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso — Burkina Faso Becomes Africa’s Gold Hotspot as Economic Boom Unlocks Fresh $33 Million IMF Funding — a recurring headline across major financial, regional and economic outlets this week — reflects more than just a fiscal boost. It signals a transformative moment for the Sahel nation’s economy, driven by gold, structural reforms, and a strategic engagement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The country has navigated a volatile security landscape and resource-driven growth to attract significant international confidence and unlock crucial financial support. On 18 February 2026, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the fourth review of…

Ghana Deepens Security Ties After Titao Killings. Ghana and Burkina Faso strengthen security cooperation after eight Ghanaian traders were killed in a terrorist attack in Titao. Here’s what the new bilateral agreements mean for border security, trade, and regional stability. Tragedy in Titao: Eight Ghanaians Killed in Terror Attack The Governments of Ghana and Burkina Faso have announced strengthened security cooperation following a deadly terrorist attack in Titao that claimed the lives of eight Ghanaian nationals. Ghana Deepens Security Ties After Titao Killings. The victims, reportedly tomato traders operating in northern Burkina Faso, were ambushed by armed militants while conducting…

Ghana Deserves Fair Representation. Many Ghanaians have taken note of the image currently used on Ghana’s country page by the International Monetary Fund. While we appreciate the IMF’s role in supporting economies around the world, it is important to acknowledge that the way a country is visually presented carries meaning. Ghana cannot be reduced to a single economic scene. Yes, our nation has faced economic challenges. Yes, we have engaged international partners, including the IMF, to stabilize and strengthen our economy. But Ghana’s identity is much broader than a moment captured in a marketplace or an image that suggests struggle…