We came into office not for personal gain but to serve the people – New Dep EC Chairs
The appointments fill the vacancies created by the departures and strengthen the commission’s leadership as it carries out its electoral responsibilities.
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One Million Coders Programme at KNUST: Government proposes a shift from 1st to final-year students
Speaking during a working visit to the OMCP centres in KNUST, the Minister announced plans to provide the University with an additional 2,000 laptops to expand access to the programme and strengthen its implementation.
Deadly gold mine air strikes highlight Egypt-Sudan border insecurity | Sudan war News
An alleged air strike on a gold mining site in northern Sudan has killed at least 72 workers, according to a rights group, highlighting the severe security vacuum along the country’s increasingly lawless border with Egypt. The Khartoum-based rights group Emergency Lawyers accused the Egyptian military of targeting civilian miners in the North Wadi area…
US Army receives 1st Hanwha-made mobile howitzer system: report
Hanwha Aerospace Co.’s K9MH self-propelled howitzer is seen in this file photo provided by the company, Aug. 19. Yonhap The U.S. Army has received its first South Korean-made mobile howitzer system as part of efforts to replace its aging artillery systems, a U.S. defense news outlet reported Monday. The Mobile Tactical Cannon (MTC), manufactured by…
Mahama appoints Deputy EC Chairs
Their appointments follow changes in the commission’s senior leadership, including the resignation of Dr Bossman Asare, who was responsible for Corporate Affairs, effective July 31, 2026, and the retirement of Samuel Tettey, the former Deputy Chairperson in charge of Operations, upon reaching the mandatory retirement age.
EU adds 3 individuals, 4 entities to N. Korea sanctions list
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen speaks during a news conference with North Macedonia’s Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski at the government building in Skopje, North Macedonia, Oct. 2. AP-Yonhap The European Union (EU) on Monday added three individuals and four entities to its sanctions list targeting North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs…
All our fire tenders are aged: GNFS cries out for equipment following Kumasi blazes
Speaking on the Ghanakoma morning show on Akoma 87.9 FM in Kumasi with Sir John on Monday, October 12, 2026, to address fire outbreaks recorded in Kumasi from October 9 to October 11, 2026, the Ashanti Regional Public Relations Officer of the GNFS, DOIII Arhin Atta Mensah, said ageing fire engines continue to break down…
Democratising the judiciary: Why judges in Ghana should engage “we the people” through social media platforms
Ghana’s judiciary, comprising the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Courts, and lower Courts, plays a pivotal role in upholding the rule of law. However, public perception often paints it as opaque and elitist, partly due to limited direct interaction with citizens. A 2022 study on social media use by African judges, including those in…
Why are the Houthis striking Saudi airports? | Aviation News
EXPLAINER The attacks mark one of the most significant disruptions to Saudi civil aviation in years and the deadliest assault on Saudi soil in more than a decade Yemen’s Houthis have claimed responsibility for Sunday’s attack that killed one person and injured nearly a dozen others at King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh – the…
From sharks to otters: How Busan’s Gen Z is turning urban wildlife into viral sensations
A dusky shark, nicknamed “Bukhangi,” swims in an artificial waterway at the North Port Waterfront Park in Dong District, Busan, Friday. First spotted in the park’s artificial waterway on Sept. 18, the city has tried several times to relocate Bukangi back to open waters. Yonhap BUSAN — A woman in her 20s sits quietly with…