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Tottenham Eye Crystal Palace Star Eberechi Eze Amid Injury Crisis

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly exploring a deal for Crystal Palace and England forward Eberechi Eze as they look to reinforce their attacking options following a series of setbacks. Manager Thomas Frank is keen to strengthen the final third after playmaker James Maddison was ruled out for most of the season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. The club also bid farewell to South Korea star Son Heung-min, who departed earlier this month after a decade of service that saw him score 173 goals in 454 appearances. Meanwhile, Dejan Kulusevski remains sidelined following knee surgery. Eze, who netted 14 goals in all competitions for Palace last season — including the decisive strike in their FA Cup final win over Manchester City — is attracting serious interest from Spurs. Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s UEFA Super Cup clash with Paris St-Germain, Frank avoided […]

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Alexander Isak Pushes for Liverpool Move Despite Newcastle’s Stance

Alexander Isak’s future at Newcastle United appears increasingly uncertain as the 25-year-old striker remains determined to complete a move to Liverpool before the summer transfer deadline. According to a report from The Athletic on Tuesday, Isak is “adamant” he will never play for Newcastle again. While BBC Sport has not been able to verify this claim, sources indicate the Swedish forward is resolute in his ambition to join the Premier League champions before the 1 September deadline. Liverpool’s most recent offer — a staggering £110 million bid on 1 August — was rejected by the Magpies. Following the rejection, Liverpool suggested they might walk away from the deal. However, the Reds have continued their recruitment drive, turning attention to Crystal Palace and England centre-back Marc Guehi, also 25. Speaking after Newcastle’s pre-season friendly defeat to Atletico Madrid, manager Eddie Howe […]

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US Woman Guilty in UK Murder Conspiracy

A US woman who flew to Britain as a hired killer has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder after attempting to shoot a man at point-blank range in Birmingham in 2019. Aimee Betro, from West Allis, Wisconsin, travelled to the UK as part of a plot to attack a British family involved in a long-running feud. She went on the run for nearly five years before being arrested and tried. Gun Jammed During Attack Jurors at Birmingham Crown Court heard that Betro concealed her identity with a niqab before ambushing her target, Sikander Ali, outside his home on Measham Grove, Yardley. She pointed a self-loading pistol at him, but the weapon jammed, allowing him to escape unharmed. Plot Rooted in Revenge Prosecutors said Betro acted with Mohammed Nazir and Mohammed Aslam in a revenge scheme against businessman Aslat Mahumad. […]

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Heavy Airstrikes Hit Gaza City Amid Famine Warnings

Gaza City has come under heavy bombardment for three consecutive days, according to the Hamas-run civil defence agency, as Israeli forces prepare to occupy the city. Mahmud Bassal, the agency’s spokesperson, reported that residential areas in Zeitoun and Sabra were hit by bombs and drone strikes causing massive destruction to civilian homes. Residents have been unable to recover the dead and injured due to the continuous shelling. Global Alarm Over Starvation The UK, EU, Australia, Canada, and Japan jointly declared that “famine is unfolding in front of our eyes”, urging immediate and concrete steps to allow aid into Gaza.Their statement also condemned the use of lethal force near aid distribution points, where the UN says over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed, mostly by Israeli forces. Israel denies there is famine in Gaza, instead accusing UN agencies of failing to collect […]

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European Leaders Oppose Redrawing Ukrainian Borders by Force Ahead of Alaska Summit

European leaders have issued a strong warning against any attempt to change Ukraine’s borders through the use of force—just three days before Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump are set to meet in Alaska for a summit on Ukraine. In a joint statement signed by 26 of the European Union’s 27 leaders, they emphasized that “the people of Ukraine must have the freedom to decide their future,” reaffirming that the principles of territorial integrity and respect for international borders must be upheld. The sole EU leader absent from the list of signatories was Hungary’s Viktor Orban, who has maintained warm relations with Moscow and has repeatedly sought to block EU measures aimed at supporting Ukraine. The statement reflects growing unease in Europe over Russia’s actions in Ukraine, with many nations—especially those bordering Russia or carrying the historical […]

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UZ Lecturer Sues to Halt Graduation Over Exam Flaws

The statement underscored the nervousness felt by Europeans about Moscow's actions in Ukraine, which many countries – particularly those bordering Russia or those in which the memory of Soviet occupation still lingers – believe could pose a direct threat in the near future. In recent years Sweden and Finland have joined Nato, Baltic countries have reinstated conscription, and Poland has set aside billions to build a barrier alongside its border with Russia. European countries have a long history of borders being redrawn by bloody wars and are extremely concerned by the prospect of the US allowing that to happen in Ukraine. A legal recognition of Russia's sovereignty over territories it conquered by force is unacceptable to the EU. A University of Zimbabwe (UZ) lecturer has filed an urgent High Court application to stop the institution’s August 15 graduation ceremony, alleging […]

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MP Calls for Urgent Galamsey Fight After Crash

Dr. Kingsley Agyemang, Member of Parliament for Akim Abuakwa South, has called for a renewed and urgent national commitment to end illegal mining, locally known as galamsey, in the wake of the August 6 helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Defence Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, Environment Minister Dr. Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, and six others. In a statement, Dr. Agyemang noted that if the victims were on their way to tackle illegal mining, then the fight “must now assume the same urgency with which we respond to national crises.” From Tribute to Action He stressed that the tragedy should mark “the country’s great awakening”, adding: “We owe them more than tributes; we owe them commitment and action.” Dr. Agyemang, who described Dr. Boamah as his senior during their time at Pope John Senior High School, prayed for the souls […]

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Paul Afoko Mourns Asantehemaa’s Passing

Awentami Paul Afoko has extended his heartfelt condolences following the passing of the Asantehemaa, Nana Konadu Yiadom III, on August 11, 2025 — a loss that comes amid a series of recent bereavements in Asanteman. Afoko noted that the death follows the passing of two prominent chiefs and a linguist in the Ashanti Kingdom, marking a particularly painful moment for the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, who has lost his only surviving sister and traditional mother. Personal Connection to the Asantehene Reflecting on his relationship with the Asantehene, Afoko recalled the honour of receiving a high-level delegation from the Otumfuo earlier this year at his late father’s funeral in Sandema, Upper East Region. He joined politicians, business leaders, clergy, traditional rulers, imams, and citizens from across Ghana in recognising the Asantehene’s invaluable role in national unity and leadership. A Heartfelt […]

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Quiet Diplomacy Best for Ghana’s Democracy — Nartey

Private legal practitioner and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert, Esq. Alex Nartey, says quiet diplomacy—not public shaming—is the most effective way to reform behaviour and safeguard Ghana’s democratic stability. Speaking at the opening of a three-day ADR training for members of the Volta and Oti Regional Peace Councils, Esq. Nartey addressed the misconception that the Peace Council’s silence during heated public debates signals inaction. A Strategy of Respectful Resolution “When people go too far in political discourse, the Peace Council doesn’t rush to condemn them publicly,” he explained. “We invite them for dialogue, reason with them, and help them reflect on the consequences of their actions. Responsible individuals often realise they could have done better — and they change. That is lasting reform.” Strengthening Democratic Space Esq. Nartey emphasised that democracy thrives when all political actors, regardless of size, can […]

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Volta, Oti Regions Launch ADR Peace Workshop

The Regional Peace Council (VRPC), led by Regional Executive Secretary Dr. David Esinu Yao Normanyo, has launched a groundbreaking 40-hour Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) capacity-building workshop in Ho. Supported by the GIZ Rule of Law Programme, the initiative brings together peace council officials from both the Volta and Oti Regions, with the aim of strengthening grassroots conflict resolution systems and promoting non-violent approaches to dispute management. Empowering Local Peacebuilding Mechanisms GIZ Technical Advisor Yvette Kwami, speaking on behalf of the Rule of Law team, underscored the importance of accessible, community-trusted justice systems. She described the training as part of a broader strategy to make dispute resolution more inclusive, fair, and effective. Government Endorsement for ADR Delivering the keynote address, Volta Regional Minister James Gunu praised ADR as “a path that is faster, less expensive, and less adversarial than litigation,” crucial […]

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