The youth prefer fraud to learning skills – Shoemaker
By Laudia Sawer Tema, Oct. 15, GNA- Mr Eric Mensah, a shoemaker at Tema Community One, has revealed that some youth in Ghana preferred engaging in internet fraud…
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World
Israel has ordered evacuation of 25% of Lebanese territory, UN says
Geneva, Oct. 15, (dpa/GNA) – The Israeli army has issued evacuation orders covering more than 25% of Lebanon’s territory as it continues its fight against the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia in the…
Economy
PSWU Serves Notice of Strike from October 21 Over Unresolved Salary Disputes
By James Amoh Junior Accra, Oct 28, GNA – The Public Services Workers’ Union (PSWU) on Tuesday announced that it would embark on an industrial strike, beginning Monday,…
Business
Ask yourself: Was I born to trade?
Sponsored Content Accra, Oct 14, GNA – Anyone venturing into the world of trading grapples with the question: Is trading an exclusive club for a select few or…
Politics
La-Dade-kotopon NDC youth hits streets to Campaign
Bertha Badu-Agyei/Harriet Akosua Kwakye Accra, Oct. 15, GNA – In an energized display of support, the youth of the La Dade-Kotopon constituency took to the streets of Labadi…
Social
NPP deserves opposition to reflect on their inactivity-John Mahama
By Mohammed Balu Tumu (UWR), Oct. 15, GNA-Former President John Dramani Mahama has appealed to Ghanaians to stage a vote of no confidence to send the ruling NPP…
Court & Crime
ICC Chief Prosecutor urges Ghana to preserve its peacefulness
By Joyce Danso Accra, Oct. 15, GNA- Karim Asad Ahmad Khan KC, Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), praised Ghana for its long-standing peace, emphasising that…
Education
Ghanaian scholars do not have academic freedom but academic peace – MIASA Investigator
By Patrick Ofoe Nudzi Accra, Oct.15, GNA – Dr Chika Mba, Principal Investigator, Merian Institute of Advanced Studies in Africa (MIASA), says Ghanaian scholars do not have academic…
Health
Employers must prioritise mental health of nursing mothers
By Elizabeth Larkwor Baah Tema, Oct. 15, GNA-Dr Augustine Quarshie, Senior Physician and Head of Clinical Care at the Tema General Hospital, says a conducive working environment will…
Features
When Local Accountability Network keeps Watch
A GNA feature by Albert Oppong-Ansah Accra, Oct. 14, GNA – The Local Accountability Network (LANet), a district-level Citizen group initiative of the Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC), is…
Foreign Features
Delegation of International Communication Experts and Foreign Media Outlets Visit Zhongshan to Experience the City’s Hustle and Bustle
Recently, the “World Comes to Zhongshan” delegation of international communication experts and foreign media outlets, organized by the CICG Academy of Translation and Interpretation, visited the most representative…
Sports
2025 AFCON Qualifiers: Sudan sinks Ghana’s hope of qualification
By Simon Asare Accra, Oct. 15, GNA – The Black Stars of Ghana suffered a 2-0 defeat against Sudan in the reverse fixture of the 2025 Africa Cup…
Entertainment
Ghanaian reggae, dancehall can win us Grammys – Chizzy Wailer
By Simon Asare Accra, Oct. 14, GNA – The 2009 Reggae-Dancehall Artiste of the Year, Chizzy Wailer, believes Ghanaian reggae has a bright future and could win a Grammy…
Africa
Africa’s e-waste crisis escalates amid calls for sound policy interventions
NAIROBI, Oct. 14 (Xinhua/GNA) — As the demand for electronic gadgets, including mobile phones, laptops and computers, grows in Africa, driven by rising middle-class incomes, the continent is…
Americas
UN probe finds torture and arbitrary arrests in Venezuela
Geneva, Oct. 15, (dpa/GNA) – Authorities in Venezuela have committed serious human rights violations as part of a coordinated plan to silence protesters and perceived government opponents in the course of…
Asia
Indonesian president condemns Israel’s attacks on UN peacekeepers
Jakarta, Oct. 15, (dpa/GNA) – Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Tuesday issued a strong condemnation of Israel following an attack on United Nations peacekeeping forces in southern Lebanon that left three Indonesian…
Europe
Zelensky says North Korean sent Russia soldiers as well as weapons
Kiev, Oct. 14, (dpa/GNA) – President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday said that North Korea has sent soldiers as well as weapons to support Russia in its fight against neighbouring Ukraine. “We…
Middle East
Fear and mistrust in Mount Lebanon after Israel targets remote areas
Beirut, Oct. 7, (dpa/GNA) – Lebanon’s central Mount Lebanon region was reeling from overnight Israeli attacks on Monday, with residents more and more reluctant to trust those fleeing from Hezbollah strongholds in…
South African study transforms global TB treatment
Over the past six years, the BEAT Tuberculosis study, conducted in South Africa and focused on children and pregnant women, has revealed a promising new oral treatment that could mark a significant breakthrough in the fight against drug-resistant TB.
Teenage mothers in Tanzania struggle with stigmatization
According to the U.N., one in four girls ages 15 to 19 in Tanzania is either pregnant or has given birth. Policies that forced teen moms to drop out of school were lifted in 2021. But despite these rules, many are still unable to be a mother and receive an education at the same time. Juhudi Mmari has the report from Dodoma, Tanzania, narrated by Salem Solomon.
Zimbabwean families seek proper burials for victims of 1980s violence
South Africa is exhuming remains of citizens who fought the apartheid regime but died in exile in Zimbabwe. Families of Zimbabweans killed in the same area by security forces are hoping their loved ones can be removed from mass graves and given proper burials, too
Market in Ukraine's Kharkiv region helps out-of-work farmers
Russia’s invasion has riddled the farmland in Ukraine's Kharkiv region with land mines, leaving many local farmers without a job. But since the occupying forces left, some are growing what they can, where they can, and selling it to make ends meet. And they’re getting help from a group of volunteers. Anna Kosstutschenko has the story.