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Trump Envoy Tours Controversial Gaza Aid Site Amid Rising Deaths

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, accompanied by Ambassador Mike Huckabee, visited Gaza—marking the first high-profile American mission to the enclave since the war began—to inspect aid distribution run by the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The trip comes amid mounting global criticism over the GHF model, which the United Nations and human rights groups have sharply condemned for dangerous crowd-control tactics and inadequate access. Reuters reports that over 1,000 Palestinians have been killed near GHF sites, mainly by Israeli fire, with more deaths and injuries occurring during supply queues. During the Rafah visit, three more people were reportedly shot near a distribution center. Witkoff’s mission aims to inform President Trump’s evolving aid strategy and draft a plan to expand food and medical assistance. Critics argue the GHF sites have become “death traps,” while U.S. officials insist the program […]

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Trump’s Global Tariff ‘Victory’ May Cost U.S. Economy Dearly

Trump is celebrating what he calls a global trade ‘victory’—securing tariff-based agreements with major partners like the EU, Japan, and Vietnam—while simultaneously imposing sweeping new duties on scores of countries. But analysts warn that this strategy may come at a steep price: rising costs for consumers and manufacturers, corporate uncertainty, and fraying global supply chains. Despite a reported 3% U.S. GDP growth in Q2 2025, average tariffs have surged to around 18%, with select rates as high as 41%—levels not seen since the 1930s. While Trump’s deals with partners buy market access, economists question their long-term value. Rising import prices, weak job creation, and unstable manufacturing activity underscore risks—including potential recession—even amid upbeat political optics. Critics also point out that Trump's legal use of emergency authority faces judicial scrutiny. The real test now lies in whether these short-term gains will […]

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Suhuyini Affirms Mahama’s Road Agenda with Infrastructure Deliverables

The Deputy Minister for Roads and Highways and Tamale North MP, Alhassan Suhuyini, has reaffirmed the government’s firm pledge to deliver on President John Dramani Mahama’s road infrastructure agenda, describing Mahama as Ghana’s reliable “Infrastructure King.” Speaking on Metro TV on August 1, 2025, Suhuyini underscored the ministry’s unwavering alignment with the President’s vision, noting that key road projects are already being identified and resources mobilized for swift deployment. “We won’t let President Mahama down in his quest to revamp Ghana’s road network,” he stated, emphasizing that well-constructed roads are not just political capital, but economic lifelines essential for job creation, improved access to markets, and national development. He assured citizens that they would soon witness visible progress in both road construction and rehabilitation across Ghana under Mahama’s leadership. Suhuyini further contextualized Mahama’s infrastructure legacy, reminding the public of past […]

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Ilorin Islamic Cleric Sentenced to Death for Ritual Student Murder

The Kwara State High Court in Ilorin has sentenced Islamic cleric Abdulrahman Mohad (also known as Mohammed A. Bello) to death by hanging for the ritual murder of Hafsoh Lawal Yetunde, a final-year student at the Kwara State College of Education. The victim, aged 24, disappeared after answering a phone call during a naming ceremony on February 10, 2025, and was later found dead—having been killed and dismembered for ritual purposes. Investigators traced the last call on her phone to Mohad, who confessed to belonging to an occult group and carrying out the crime. The presiding judge, Justice Hannah Ajayi, condemned the act as an extreme case of human wickedness and rejected Mohad’s defense claims as fabricated. Four co-defendants were acquitted due to insufficient evidence linking them to the offense. This ruling represents a rare execution-level conviction in Nigeria, underscoring […]

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Agbodza Pledges First-Class Tema–Damango Road in Two Years

The Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, has announced that the government will construct the Tema–Damango stretch of the Eastern Corridor as a first-class asphalt road, affirming its strategic significance in connecting southern Ghana to the northernmost regions. Speaking on Friday, August 1, 2025, on Joy FM’s Super Morning Show, Agbodza emphasized the corridor’s role in boosting trade, reducing travel times, and unlocking economic opportunities from Tema through towns including Asikuma, Peki, Hohoe, Nkwanta, and Damango—extending all the way to Burkina Faso. He confirmed the road would be delivered within two years, aligning with President Mahama’s Big Push infrastructure agenda. Once completed, the Eastern Corridor is expected to transform the eastern economic belt into a vital commercial spine, facilitating both domestic and cross‑border transport.

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Ekow Assafuah Slams OSP Bail Conditions: ‘Jesus Christ’ Required Next?

The Member of Parliament for Old Tafo, Vincent Ekow Assafuah, sharply criticized the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) during an appearance on Adom FM’s Dwaso Nsem program, describing the bail conditions imposed on former GACL board chair Paul Adom-Otchere as excessive and unreasonable. He mocked the requirement for two landed properties as sureties, warning that such standards could escalate absurdly: “If we’re not careful, very soon we’ll be asking for Jesus Christ, Noah’s Ark, or even the dove that returned after the Flood, as bail condition.” Assafuah stressed that Adom-Otchere poses no flight risk and questioned how a detainee could produce property documentation. He urged the OSP to exercise restraint and uphold fairness to preserve public trust in Ghana's justice system.

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NASPA Executives Petition NSA over Delayed Dues & Elections

The regional presidents of the National Service Personnel Association (NASPA) have petitioned the Director-General of the National Service Authority (NSA), expressing serious concerns over ongoing delays in disbursing NASPA dues and allowances. The August 1, 2025 petition warns that the prolonged funding gap is crippling operations at regional and district levels, undermining personnel welfare initiatives across Ghana. The executives also challenged the indefinite postponement of NASPA’s national elections, calling for transparency and immediate publication of a revised election calendar. Signatories include all ten regional NASPA presidents, who have given the NSA until August 6, 2025 to respond; failure to do so would trigger further actions. Copies of the petition were shared with NSA Board members, Deputy Directors, Regional Directors, and the NASPA National Executive Committee.

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Le Togo, acteur engagé du dialogue parlementaire mondial

Le Togo réaffirme son rôle d’acteur engagé sur la scène internationale, à travers la participation de Kodjo Sévon-Tépé Adédzé, président de l’Assemblée nationale, à la 6e Conférence mondiale des présidents de parlement, qui s’est conclue jeudi à Genève. Comme le rapporte Togo Matin dans son édition de vendredi, ce grand rassemblement — organisé par l’Union interparlementaire (UIP) en collaboration avec les Nations Unies — a réuni des représentants parlementaires du monde entier pour discuter des enjeux cruciaux de paix, de démocratie et de coopération internationale. Une voix pour la paix, la démocratie et la coopération Dans son allocution, le président Adédzé a réaffirmé l’engagement du Togo en faveur du multilatéralisme, de la diplomatie parlementaire, du respect du droit international et de la paix mondiale. « Le Togo croit au dialogue plutôt qu’à l’affrontement, à la coopération plutôt qu’à l’isolement », […]

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Ghana Threatens DStv Licence Over Subscription Price Dispute

The Communications Minister, Samuel Nartey George, has issued a stern ultimatum to MultiChoice Ghana, warning that unless DStv subscription fees are slashed by 30%, the company could face licence suspension effective August 7, 2025. The move responds to growing public frustration as the Ghanaian cedi has appreciated about 30% over five months—yet DStv prices have not reflected this strengthening currency. Despite a recent price hike in April, consumers complain of outdated content and poor value for money. During an “Accountability Series” briefing, Minister George said: “We cannot continue to sit idle while Ghanaians are short-changed.” MultiChoice Ghana has reportedly argued that prior depreciation of the cedi over eight years validates their pricing, but George rejected that, calling for fairness. MultiChoice has until July 21 to formally respond to the demand. If they fail to comply, the NCA will suspend DStv's […]

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Le pari réussi des jeunes aquaculteurs de Nangbéto

Trois ans après avoir lancé leur projet sur le lac Nangbéto, dans la préfecture de l’Ogou, Gilbert Dossou, jeune diplômé de la formation en aquaculture de l’IFAD à Elavagnon, s’est imposé comme un acteur clé de la nouvelle génération qui entend transformer durablement le secteur de l’aquaculture. À la tête de la coopérative « Fleurs de Dieu », il fait partie des bénéficiaires d’un programme gouvernemental de soutien à l’entrepreneuriat agricole. Grâce à ce soutien, le jeune aquaculteur dispose aujourd’hui d’une dizaine de cages flottantes de 400 m³ chacune, chaque unité étant capable de produire entre 6 et 8 tonnes de poisson par saison. En trois ans, plus de 90 tonnes de poisson ont été récoltées dans les eaux du lac Nangbéto, une nouvelle saison est déjà en cours, et l’ambition est d’atteindre 110 tonnes d’ici la fin de l’année. […]

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