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Houthi Drone Hits Ramon Airport in Southern Israel, Briefly Shuts Airspace

A Houthi drone struck the arrivals hall at Ramon Airport in southern Israel on Sunday, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Israel Airports Authority. The IDF said no sirens were activated during the attack, an unusual occurrence in a country known for its layered missile and drone defense systems. Most Houthi drones fired from Yemen have been intercepted before reaching Israel, making this strike a rare incident. Officials said the attack is under review as security forces assess the breach in defense. Following the strike, airspace over Ramon Airport was briefly closed, suspending aircraft traffic for about 90 minutes. The airport has since reopened, the Israel Airports Authority confirmed. Ramon Airport, located near Eilat at Israel’s southern tip, is one of the country’s few international airports and serves as a key gateway for both domestic and foreign […]

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Russia Launches Largest Aerial Assault of Ukraine War, Striking Kyiv Government Building

Russia has launched its largest aerial assault since the start of the Ukraine war, deploying more than 800 drones overnight into Sunday and striking a government building in Kyiv for the first time. An infant was among at least two people killed in drone strikes on residential buildings in the capital, which endured 11 hours under air-raid sirens, city officials reported. Across Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed four deaths and 44 injuries. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Moscow launched 810 drones, four ballistic missiles, and nine cruise missiles. While most were intercepted, 54 drones and nine missiles hit targets nationwide. The scale of the attack surpassed the previous record assault in July. Zelensky condemned the strike as “vile,” accusing Russia of prolonging the war despite ongoing peace efforts by Ukraine’s Western allies. He urged the international community to act […]

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Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Resigns After Election Defeats

Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has announced his resignation after less than a year in office, following two major election defeats. His decision comes a day before the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was set to decide whether to hold a leadership vote that could have forced him out. The LDP, which has dominated Japanese politics for most of the past seven decades, lost its majority in the lower house for the first time in 15 years, followed by a loss of its upper house majority in July. The setback has left Japan, the world’s fourth-largest economy and a key US ally, facing political uncertainty at a time of rising tensions with China and regional insecurity. Ishiba said the timing was appropriate after concluding a deal with the United States to ease tariffs on Japanese cars and other exports. He […]

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American College Teacher Heather Hall Identified Among Victims of Lisbon Funicular Crash

An American who died in Lisbon’s deadly funicular crash has been identified as Heather Hall, a mother of two and college instructor from South Carolina. Ms. Hall, who taught at the College of Charleston, was among the 16 people who lost their lives when the Glória funicular slammed into a building on Wednesday. She was the only American victim of the crash. Her family described her as someone who “passed away doing what she did best — living life fully, boldly, and with a heart wide open to the world.” She specialized in literacy and special education and was in Lisbon to speak at a conference, according to her university. Ms. Hall, a first-generation college graduate, returned to her alma mater as a teacher and was deeply committed to inclusive education for children and adults with disabilities. She served on […]

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Over 15,000 Israelis Protest to End Gaza War and Demand Hostage Deal

More than 15,000 people have taken to the streets in Israel demanding an end to the war in Gaza and urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a deal to free the remaining hostages. Families of hostages joined supporters in Jerusalem’s Paris Square, while large crowds also gathered in Tel Aviv. Of the 48 hostages still believed to be in Gaza, around 20 are thought to be alive. Israel has not formally responded to a proposed deal for their release and has maintained its position that all hostages must be freed in any agreement. Netanyahu has argued that total victory over Hamas will bring them home. Hamas abducted 251 people during its October 7, 2023 attack on southern Israel, which left about 1,200 people dead. Israel responded with a massive military campaign to dismantle Hamas, resulting in at least […]

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South Korea, US Conclude Talks Over Detained Workers in Hyundai Georgia Raid

South Korea’s government has announced the conclusion of talks with the United States over the release of its citizens detained in a large immigration raid at a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia. Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik said a chartered plane would be dispatched to bring the detainees home once administrative procedures were finalized. He added that measures were being explored to improve the visa system and avoid similar situations in the future. US officials detained 475 workers during the operation, including more than 300 South Korean nationals, accusing them of working illegally at the facility. The White House defended the move, with President Donald Trump stating that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was “just doing its job.” Video footage released by ICE showed Asian workers shackled, some wearing yellow vests labeled “Hyundai” and “LG CNS.” ICE stressed that […]

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Ayirebi SHS Headmaster Appeals for Support to Improve School Facilities

The Headmaster of Ayirebi Senior High School, William Amewuho, has appealed to corporate organisations, benevolent groups, and individuals to help address the school’s critical infrastructure challenges. He explained that vital facilities such as the Science and Visual Arts Laboratory, Assembly Hall, and teachers’ bungalows are in urgent need of refurbishment to create a better environment for teaching and learning. His call came after The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, COAFRICA, and the Build-a-School Initiative in Africa (BASIA) donated a new six-classroom block, offices, and a toilet facility to the school. The donation also included 200 desks and other educational supplies. Mr. Amewuho expressed gratitude for the gesture but stressed that more support is needed to raise the school’s standards. Elder Patrick Appiah Nti of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said the initiative was part of […]

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Kennedy Agyapong Criticizes Rivals Over IMF-Centered Economic Vision

New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer hopeful, Kennedy Agyapong, has criticized rivals in the party’s leadership race, arguing that any economic vision centered on International Monetary Fund (IMF) negotiations is a sign of failure. In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on September 6, Mr. Agyapong described Ghana’s repeated reliance on IMF bailouts as evidence of weak leadership. “You want to lead Ghana, yet your main concern is who can negotiate best with the IMF? Let me be clear: If your vision for Ghana starts with a trip to the IMF, you have already failed,” he stated. He emphasized his goal of building a self-reliant economy strong enough to render the IMF irrelevant.

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NCA Confirms Multichoice Ghana’s Response on DStv Pricing Review

The National Communications Authority (NCA) has confirmed receiving a formal response from Multichoice Ghana following its notice of intent to suspend the company’s authorisation and request a review of its pricing model. In a statement issued on Sunday, September 7, 2025, the NCA announced that the first meeting of the newly constituted Stakeholder Committee to evaluate DStv pricing will take place on Monday, September 8. This development follows a warning by the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, that government would shut down Multichoice’s operations in Ghana on September 6 if the company failed to engage on subscription reductions. According to the NCA, Multichoice has now agreed to participate fully in the committee’s work, pledged to respect due process and Ghana’s laws, and reaffirmed its commitment to dialogue. The outcome of the committee’s review will determine […]

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Ghana Police Officer at Duayaw-Nkwanta Allegedly Commits Suicide

An officer with the Duayaw-Nkwanta station of the Ghana Police Service (GPS) in the Tano North Municipality of the Ahafo Region, identified as Sergeant Brown, has allegedly taken his own life. The incident happened on Thursday, September 4, 2025, at the Duayaw-Nkwanta charge office around 5:30 p.m. and has left residents of the area in shock. According to sources, the 40-year-old officer was married and had two children. The regional police administration has since launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Meanwhile, the body has been deposited at the St. John of God Hospital in Duayaw-Nkwanta for autopsy and preservation.

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