Accra, Ghana — The Ghanaian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has formally acknowledged and responded to the U.S. government’s recent decision to sharply reduce the validity of B1/B2 visas for several African nations, including Ghana. Under the new policy, visa validity shifts from a five-year multiple-entry standard to a restrictive three-month […]
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Breaking News: Ghana Police Interdict Officer Caught Assaulting Reporter During Ablekuma North Election Rerun
By Stephen Apolima Accra, Ghana – July 11, 2025 The Ghana Police Service has interdicted an officer captured in a viral video assaulting a reporter during the ongoing election rerun in Ablekuma North. The incident, which has sparked public outrage, occurred amid heightened tensions at one of the 19 polling […]
Ghanaian Prodigies Program Their Way to Global Recognition
In a tale of both heartbreak and triumph, Ghana’s brightest young minds recently made their mark on the global stage, demonstrating not only their technological prowess but also an unyielding spirit. Representing their nation, these gifted children faced a moment of profound disappointment when their robot malfunctioned during the semifinals, […]
Ghana Welcomes Five New Envoys
Accra, Ghana – President John Dramani Mahama on Thursday, July 10, 2025, received Letters of Credence from one High Commissioner and four Ambassadors in a vibrant ceremony at the seat of government. The non-resident envoys represent Portugal, Seychelles, Venezuela, Chad, and Gabon, signifying their official accreditation to Ghana. The diplomats […]
A Matter of Perspective: Why Trump’s Praise Should Be Seen Through a Different Lens
By Emmanuel Lantei The recent remarks made by President Donald Trump regarding Liberian President Joseph Boakai’s English proficiency and education have ignited a familiar firestorm of criticism. Many perceived his comments as condescending—yet another brushstroke in the narrative of underestimating Africa. But what if there’s more to unpack here than […]







