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Aéronautique au Togo : L’Université de Lomé et l’ANAC forment la relève locale

Une Première Historique dans le Ciel Togolais Le secteur aéronautique togolais entre dans une nouvelle ère. Une convention stratégique a été signée entre l’Université de Lomé (UL) et l’Agence nationale de l’aviation civile (ANAC-Togo), marquant un tournant majeur dans la formation locale de compétences spécialisées. Vers l’indépendance technique dans l’aérien Jusqu’ici, la majorité des techniciens et experts aéronautiques opérant au Togo venaient de l’étranger. Grâce à ce nouveau partenariat, l’École polytechnique de l’UL assurera désormais une formation de haut niveau, adaptée aux réalités nationales et aux normes internationales. « Ce partenariat s’inscrit dans la dynamique de transformation structurelle impulsée par la feuille de route 2020–2025 », a affirmé Abdou Ahabou Idrissou, directeur général de l’ANAC. Formation et emploi : un lien direct Ce programme permettra aux jeunes Togolais de se former dans des métiers techniques à forte valeur ajoutée, dans […]

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Abidjan-Lagos : Ces femmes commerçantes qui font avancer l’intégration régionale

Une Campagne pour Briser les Frontières Invisibles Ce vendredi à Lomé, la Commission de la CEDEAO a lancé une campagne régionale d’information à destination des commerçantes transfrontalières. Objectif : faciliter leurs déplacements sur le corridor Abidjan-Lagos, axe vital du commerce ouest-africain. Les Femmes, Pilier Silencieux de l’Économie Régionale Dans les cinq pays traversés par ce corridor stratégique, les femmes dominent largement le secteur informel et jouent un rôle crucial dans le commerce de proximité. Pourtant, elles se heurtent à de nombreux obstacles persistants : Barrières linguistiques, Violences basées sur le genre, Difficultés d'accès au financement, Méconnaissance des textes communautaires. « Malgré les avancées, les défis restent nombreux. Cette campagne vise à renforcer nos capacités et améliorer nos conditions de travail », a déclaré Sandra Oulaté, directrice du Centre de Genre de la CEDEAO. Le Togo en Première Ligne Au Togo, […]

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Republicans to Postpone Elections in Florida

On June 26, 2025, the Miami City Commission, led by three GOP-aligned members, voted 3–2 to push back the November 2025 municipal election—covering the mayor and city commissioners—to November 2026, effectively extending the current officeholders' terms by one year—a move many are calling an election cancellation. The official reasoning: alignment with state and federal election years to boost voter turnout and save election administration costs. Opposition & Legal Challenge Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier (R) publicly warned the commission that they lack authority to delay elections without voter approval or charter amendment, labeling the action unconstitutional. He pledged legal recourse if Miami proceeded. Republican Governor Ron DeSantis also weighed in, deeming the postponement improper and “a power grab,” warning of swift state intervention. A lawsuit was filed by city residents and mayoral candidates, claiming the decision bypassed democratic process and […]

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Robber Who Attacked Pregnant Woman at Tsikpota Jailed for 19 Years

On May 21, 2025, around 4:00 a.m., armed robber Paul Avortide, alias “Tinted,” accosted Ogechi Chidiebere, a pregnant Nigerian woman, at Tsikpota near New Housing in Ho. Armed with a machete, Avortide forcibly stole her GHS 3,000 and her Tecno Spark 30c phone valued at GHS 2,500 as she walked to the Ho Municipal Hospital for antenatal care. Arrest, Accomplice & Conviction On June 19, 2025, police apprehended Harmony Nbonu (“Arab Money”) at the Ho Main Market, found with the stolen phone. He admitted buying it from Avortide for GHS 850. Armed with this intelligence, police tracked and arrested Avortide in Matse, a suburb of Ho. Both suspects were arraigned before the Ho Circuit Court on July 1, 2025. Avortide pleaded guilty to robbery under Section 149 of the Criminal Offences Act and was convicted. On July 5, 2025, he received a 19-year sentence […]

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NACOC Seizes Cannabis at Swissport Terminal; 2 Arrested, 2 at Large

On Friday, July 5, 2025, NACOC executed a high-stakes operation at Accra’s Swissport Terminal, intercepting a UK-bound shipment of 738 compressed cannabis parcels cleverly hidden in 40 boxes mislabelled as “assorted food items”. Operation Details Intelligence-led effort: NACOC said the bust followed weeks of surveillance, signalling proactive coordination with international partners . Arrests & fugitives: Two suspects were detained and are cooperating with investigations, while two more—Lincoln Nii Okaija and Kate Davidson (“Esi”)—remain at large and wanted by the Commission. Why This Seizure Matters ReasonImpactDisruption of trafficking networksThe consignment highlights Ghana's role in international drug routes.Effective enforcementSuch seizures underscore NACOC’s growing intelligence capabilities.Public safety alertOngoing trafficker surveillance and fugitive manhunt heighten public interest.Legal precedentGhana’s Narcotic Drugs Act mandates a minimum 10-year sentence for trafficking. What to Watch Next Apprehension of fugitives: Authorities are urging the public to provide any credible […]

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Rain & Thunderstorms Expected Across Ghana Tonight

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued a nationwide alert for mostly cloudy skies today, with localized thunderstorms and rain expected to begin in the afternoon and extend into the evening. Morning Conditions Early mist and fog patches are likely along coastal, forested, and mountainous regions, reducing visibility for early commuters and coastal travelers. Afternoon & Evening Outlook Light to moderate rain anticipated across the north, forest, and coastal belts, transitioning to thunderstorms of varying intensity in the late afternoon and evening. Major cities such as Accra, Cape Coast, Kasoa, and Ho should expect rainfall by evening, while Yendi, Tamale, Bolgatanga, and Wa may experience scattered thunderstorms. Rough Sea Conditions The sea state is forecast to be rough, with GMet advising heightened caution for maritime operators and fishermen. High-Level Summary Daytime: Mostly cloudy with intermittent sunshine. Evening: Widespread thunderstorms and […]

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Armed Robbers Shoot 4 Passengers at Buduatta Junction; Suspect Arrested

At around 1:00 a.m. on July 6, 2025, a group of armed robbers halted a Toyota Hiace minibus at Buduatta Junction, along the Kasoa–Winneba Highway. During the robbery, the driver attempted to resist, prompting the assailants to fire shots—wounding four passengers, who were subsequently rushed to Winneba Trauma and Specialist Hospital for treatment. Swift Police Response & Arrest Officers from the Formed Police Unit (FPU) and Kasoa Divisional SWAT swiftly cordoned off the scene, escorting the vehicle to Gomoa Dominase Police Command. Around 2:30 a.m., two suspicious individuals were spotted near Onion Market. One managed to escape, but the other was apprehended. A search revealed three mobile phones belonging to passengers, which the suspect had taken. Why This Incident Matters ReasonSignificanceRising Highway CrimeHighlights an alarming pattern of kidnapping and robbery along major routes.Swift Law EnforcementPrompt action by FPU and SWAT underscores increased […]

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24-Hour Economy at Risk: Kofi Bentil Warns Ghana May Achieve Less Than 30% of Mahama’s Plan

n June 25, 2025, Kofi Bentil, Vice President of policy think tank IMANI Africa, issued a strong caution about the feasibility of John Mahama’s 24-hour economy proposal. Speaking on a policy review panel in Accra, Bentil said that unless critical systems are fixed, Ghana may achieve only 30% or less of the proposed benefits. “The idea is bold, but the structure to deliver it is weak,” Bentil stated. Why the 24-Hour Economy Matters Mahama’s 24-hour economy plan aims to: Boost job creation through round-the-clock business operations Reduce youth unemployment Maximize factory and service output Stimulate private-sector growth, especially in health, transport, and manufacturing Bentil’s Concerns ConcernImpact on ImplementationInconsistent Power SupplyA 24/7 economy requires stable electricity, which remains unreliableInstitutional WeaknessesGovernment agencies lack capacity for long-term executionPrivate Sector HesitationMany businesses fear higher operational costs without matching demandLabour Regulation GapsNo clear legal framework […]

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Julio César Chávez Jr. vs. Melania Trump: Immigration Cases Compared

On July 2, 2025, Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. was detained by U.S. immigration authorities for overstaying his B-2 tourist visa and allegedly lying on a green card application tied to his U.S. citizen spouse. The Department of Homeland Security accused him of fraudulent misrepresentation, and he faces deportation as well as an active arrest warrant in Mexico for unrelated criminal charges. “He will be removed from the country and handed over to Mexican authorities,” a DHS spokesperson confirmed. His case highlights the enforcement of U.S. immigration law when applicants provide false documentation or violate visa terms.Melania Trump — Under Scrutiny, Not Under Investigation By contrast, Melania Trump, former First Lady and Slovenian-born model, has faced renewed public scrutiny over her 2001 EB-1 “Einstein visa.” This prestigious visa is generally reserved for individuals with extraordinary ability in fields like […]

Crise ? Quelle crise ? Le Togo rassure les diplomates sur la situation intérieure

Diplomatie Préventive : Le Togo Présente Sa Version des Faits Face aux récentes préoccupations exprimées par certains partenaires internationaux, le gouvernement togolais a organisé un briefing avec le corps diplomatique, ce vendredi, à Lomé. L’objectif était clair : rassurer sur la stabilité du pays et clarifier les récents événements, notamment les manifestations de juin dernier. Une Réunion Sous Haute Surveillance La session s’est tenue sous l’égide du Ministère des Affaires étrangères, en présence de plusieurs membres du gouvernement : Robert Dussey, ministre des Affaires étrangères, Calixte Madjoulba, ministre de la Sécurité, Pacôme Yawo Adjourouvi, en charge des Droits de l’Homme, Isaac Tsiakpé, ministre de l’Enseignement Technique, qui a pris la parole au nom de l’exécutif. Un Message de Calme et de Maîtrise Le gouvernement a présenté aux diplomates des vidéos et documents de contextualisation, affirmant que certaines images ayant circulé […]

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