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Two SHS Students Shot Dead in Bawku-Related Attack

Two male students at Nalerigu Senior High School were shot dead in their dormitory on the evening of July 26, 2025. Local sources suggest the killings may be connected to the long‑running Bawku chieftaincy conflict, though authorities have yet to confirm a motive. What We Found The victims identified by first names—Lukman and Gideon—were reportedly shot by unknown assailants who stormed the dormitory on site and opened fire, killing both instantly. Assembly member and uncle to one of the victims confirmed the tragedy and is assisting authorities as the families work to retrieve the bodies for burial. Separately, at Bawku Senior High School, final-year student Hakim Kundima was dragged from his dorm and fatally shot in an apparent targeted attack on the same night. In response, officials ordered a temporary closure of the school due to security concerns. These coordinated […]

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NAIMOS Intensifies Crackdown on Illegal Mining in Bole/Bamboi

The National Anti-Illegal Mining Operation Secretariat (NAIMOS) Task Force is ramping up its crackdown on illegal mining (galamsey) in the Bole/Bamboi area, seizing heavy machinery and arresting suspects, including foreigners, as part of the government’s strategy to preserve natural resources and protect local communities. What We Found On July 25, 2025, NAIMOS revisited a previously reported galamsey site, arresting 11 Chinese nationals and seizing heavy-duty equipment including four Shacman tipper trucks (GT 7048-25; GT 7035-25; GT 7265-25; GT 7243-25), a bulldozer (GT 5321-25), a low-bed trailer (GT 1128-21), a Forland small truck, 10 drums of engine oil, 28 Richlion tyres, and multiple motorbikes. The confiscated items were transported to NAIMOS headquarters in Accra, where they remain pending further investigation. A statement from government spokesperson Felix Ofosu Kwakye reaffirmed the government’s commitment to dismantling illegal mining logistics and safeguarding forests, rivers, and farmlands damaged by galamsey. Expert InsightEnvironmental analysts […]

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Chief Urges Husbands to Help Raise Children

A traditional chief has called on husbands to take an active role in child upbringing, arguing that parenting should be a shared responsibility and not left solely to women. He emphasized the societal benefits of balanced family roles and joint caregiving. What We FoundDuring a durbar held in the Eastern Region on July 24, 2025, the chief expressed concern about the increasing pressure on mothers who singlehandedly raise children while fathers remain distant. He described this imbalance as detrimental to family health and child development. The chief urged men to be emotionally and physically present in their children’s lives—not just as providers, but as nurturers. He stated, “Helping your wife raise the kids is not weakness—it is wisdom.” He also criticized long-standing patriarchal norms that place child-rearing solely on mothers, calling for cultural reform and family counseling programs through churches, […]

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Davido Pays Tribute to Daddy Lumba in Toronto

Nigerian Afrobeats artist Davido paid tribute to Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba, who recently passed away, during his live concert in Toronto. The moment was marked by a powerful musical homage and public recognition of Lumba’s enduring legacy. What We Found During his sold-out Toronto performance on July 23, 2025, Davido paused mid-set to speak directly to fans about the passing of Daddy Lumba. He praised the late artist as a “musical father figure” and said his work laid the groundwork for modern African pop. Davido then launched into a heartfelt rendition of Lumba’s timeless hit, “Aben Wo Aha,” sparking a full crowd sing-along. Fans in the audience—many from Ghana and across the diaspora—held up lights in tribute. Social media videos of the tribute quickly went viral, drawing praise from fellow musicians and music lovers for Davido’s cultural respect. Earlier […]

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Government Steps Up Measures to Address Bawku Conflict

What’s the Claim?The Ghanaian government has intensified interventions—deploying security forces, imposing curfews, shutting inflammatory media outlets, and supporting traditional mediation efforts—to address escalating chieftaincy violence between Kusasi and Mamprusi communities in Bawku. What We Found In late October 2024, following deadly clashes that left at least 16–20 people dead, the Ministry of Interior imposed an expanded curfew (e.g., 6pm–6am), banned arms, and deployed joint military and police units along key routes such as the Bolgatanga–Tamale highway to curb further violence. The Minister for Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Stephen Asamoah Boateng, urged community unity, refrained from politicization, and called on traditional leaders to exercise restraint while government agencies enforced peace directives. During the State of the Nation Address in February 2024, President Akufo-Addo emphasized the high security costs draining national budget due to the Bawku dispute. He outlined measures including the […]

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Man Stabbed to Death by Colleague at China City Mall in Kumasi

A staff member at China City Mall in Santasi, Kumasi was stabbed to death by a colleague inside the mall following an altercation between them. What We Found On July 26, 2025, a staff member of China City Mall in Santasi was allegedly stabbed to death by a colleague during an early morning incident on mall premises. Eyewitnesses say workers raised the alarm, and the injured victim was found in a pool of blood; he was rushed to hospital but pronounced dead on arrival. Local youth gathered at the scene, attempting to lynch the suspect—warning shots were fired in protest before police arrived and arrested him. Expert InsightThis case exemplifies escalating workplace tensions in commercial centers. Analysts emphasize the need for conflict resolution training and stronger on-site security protocols to prevent similar violent incidents. A fatal workplace dispute at China City Mall […]

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Anyimaye M/A Primary Headteacher Appeals for Classroom Fixes

The headteacher of Anyimaye M/A Primary School has made a direct appeal to the government for financial and infrastructural support to repair—and possibly rebuild—unsafe and deteriorating classroom blocks. What We FoundAccording to an AdomOnline report published on July 26, 2025, the headteacher highlighted that the school’s classroom infrastructure is in critical condition. Cracks and leaks were observed in several blocks, posing significant safety risks to children. The facility shortage forces classes to take place under makeshift shelters or overcrowded spaces, compromising the learning environment. The appeal calls on Ghana’s Ministry of Education, local assemblies, NGOs, and philanthropists to provide immediate assistance in repairs and reconstruction, emphasizing that the current conditions hinder teaching effectiveness and student attendance. Expert InsightThough the story lacked additional commentary from education experts or local officials, the described infrastructure deficit at Anyimaye M/A Primary echoes a broader […]

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Kumasi Killings: Police Snap Checks Intensify

In response to several recent violent killings—particularly involving mobile-money vendors—police in Kumasi have intensified snap checkpoint operations across the city as part of a broader strategy to curb armed robbery and restore public confidence. What We FoundPolice in Kumasi arrested three suspects—Charles Kwame Danso, Philip Fordjour, and Samuel Addae Mensah—linked to the fatal armed robberies of two MoMo vendors in separate incidents in February and March 2025, with a fourth suspect, Martin Amoah alias “Baba Macho,” later apprehended in Greater Accra.These violent attacks sparked public concern, prompting the Ashanti Regional Command to escalate snap checkpoint patrols throughout major divisions, including Abuakwa, Tafo‑Pankrono, and Asokwa.Police officials announced deployment of Intelligence Video Surveillance (IVS) in key areas and urged citizens to avoid carrying large cash sums, and request police escorts when making sizeable bank transactions. Expert InsightSecurity analysts and regional law enforcement […]

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Afigya Kwabre North MP Mourns Aspiring Nurse in Robbery Attack

The MP for Afigya Kwabre North, Collins Adomako‑Mensah, mourns the death of aspiring nurse Peggy Ayelbassah, who was tragically killed in an armed robbery attack en route to a nursing college admission interview. What We FoundOn July 26, 2025, residents of Denase in the Ashanti Region were shocked after an armed attack on a vehicle killed two people, including Peggy Ayelbassah, and injured three others. Peggy was heading to Salaga for an admission interview at a nursing training college when she was gunned down.MP Collins Adomako‑Mensah confirmed the incident in a heartfelt Facebook post, noting that Peggy had contacted him via WhatsApp just a day prior to the attack.Eyewitnesses described the shooting as chaotic, with at least 14 rounds fired, sparking panic in the community. The Unit Committee Chairman suggested the shooting appeared targeted—not a random robbery.The three survivors are […]

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Auditor‑General Report: Heads Must Roll Among Technical Officers

Dr. Eric Oduro Osae, governance and PFM expert, argues that in light of the Auditor‑General’s 2024 report revealing GH₵18.4 billion in financial irregularities, it’s not just politicians who should be held responsible—but also entrenched technical officers such as finance directors and chief directors. What We FoundSpeaking on JoyNews’ Newsfile in July 2025, Dr. Osae explained that while politicians approve policy decisions, the actual authorisation and execution of financial transactions are carried out by career civil servants. He argues the so-called “permanent government”—finance officers, chief directors—must also be held to account.The 2024 Auditor‑General’s report flagged a 109% increase in financial irregularities—from GH₵8.8 billion in 2023 to GH₵18.4 billion, of which GH₵15.57 billion is recoverable while GH₵2.84 billion stemmed from administrative lapses.Dr. Osae emphasised that recovery alone is inadequate; officials must face disciplinary measures. “Heads must roll,” he insisted, as a means to bolster public trust and […]

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