Serving The Ghanaian Chicago Community
Saturday, April 18, 2026
Lagos, Nigeria — The arrest of retired Nigerian police inspector Linus Monday has stirred a nationwide debate on the boundaries of passion and authority. Monday, known for his dedication to law enforcement, was apprehended for conducting unauthorized stop-and-search operations despite his retirement. Witnesses reported seeing Monday in full police uniform, […]
Dakar, Senegal — The vibrant capital city of Dakar is making history with the launch of Sub-Saharan Africa’s very first electric bus rapid transit network. This groundbreaking initiative is set to revolutionize public transportation in the region. With 23 stations, 3 major hubs, and an impressive 18.3km route, this network […]
In a groundbreaking achievement, Chicago-born and Ghana-raised artist Osei Agyeman-Badu has unveiled a powerful art exhibition that celebrates the resilience and strength of women, particularly those who have faced trauma and marginalization. The exhibition, which kicked off the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations in Chicago, features a striking portrayal […]
The Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) is keeping a close eye on the situation in Ghana, particularly the case of Ahmed Suale, a journalist who lost his life under troubling circumstances. Omar Faruk Osman, President of FAJ, has expressed the organization’s firm belief that justice must prevail in this matter. […]
A recent surge of violence in Obuasi, involving miners and military personnel at a mine site operated by AngloGod Ashanti, has sparked widespread concern. The unrest resulted in loss of lives, property damage, and heightened tensions within the community. AMLALO, a non-profit advocacy institution, has expressed grave concern over the […]
