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Djibo : 200 soldats tués, Al-Qaïda frappe un grand coup au Burkina Faso

Un attentat meurtrier a eu lieu dimanche dans la ville de Djibo , située dans le nord du Burkina Faso , marquant une escalade dramatique de la violence dans la région. Le groupe jihadiste Jama'a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin (JNIM) , affilié à Al-Qaïda , affirme avoir tué 200 soldats burkinabés lors de cette attaque massive contre une base militaire, selon les informations relayées par le centre américain SITE Intelligence Group. Cette déclaration représente une augmentation considérable du bilan initial, qui faisait état de 60 morts , et fait état d’un choc profond pour les forces armées burkinabéses . Une attaque coordonnée et destructrice Selon des sources sécuritaires, plusieurs centaines d’assaillants auraient pris d’assaut : 🔹 La base militaire ;🔹 Une station de police ;🔹 Et même un marché local . Des images satellites montrent des traces de destruction par […]

Ahmad May 16, 2025

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President Mahama Woos Investors in Abidjan: Ghana Open for Business Again

At the Africa CEO Forum 2025 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, President John Dramani Mahama extended a compelling invitation to global investors, asserting that Ghana is "open for business again." Emphasizing economic resilience and strategic reforms, he outlined opportunities across infrastructure, energy, and digital sectors, positioning Ghana as a prime investment destination in West Africa. Economic Reforms and Stability President Mahama acknowledged the economic challenges faced upon assuming office in January 2025. He detailed the government's swift actions, including: IMF Extended Credit Facility: Collaborating with the IMF, Ghana has completed the fourth review of the program, aiming to exit by April 2026. Debt Restructuring: Under the G20 Common Framework, agreements have been reached with most creditors, excluding some commercial bondholders. Sinking Fund Reactivation: To manage future fiscal obligations, the government has revived the Sinking Fund, ensuring prudent borrowing and debt sustainability. […]

Ahmad May 15, 2025

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Illegal Miners Block Birim River: Lives and Communities in Danger

The Birim River, once a vital water source for numerous communities in Ghana's Eastern Region, now faces a dire threat. Illegal mining operations, commonly known as "galamsey," have not only polluted the river but have also physically obstructed its flow. This environmental crisis endangers local ecosystems, public health, and the livelihoods of thousands who depend on the river. Obstruction and Environmental Impact In areas between Akyem Wenchi and Oda, illegal miners have diverted and narrowed the Birim River to facilitate their activities. This has led to the destruction of large tracts of land, including cocoa and oil palm farms, without compensation to the affected farmers. The miners' actions have significantly disrupted the river's natural course, exacerbating the risk of flooding and environmental degradation. Health Risks and Water Pollution The pollution of the Birim River poses severe health risks. Studies have […]

Ahmad May 15, 2025

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BoG Clarifies Over-the-Counter Dollar Withdrawals Remain Unchanged

According to the BoG's recent directives, individuals can withdraw up to $1,000 or its equivalent in foreign currency per transaction over the counter from their Foreign Exchange Accounts (FEA) and Foreign Currency Accounts (FCA). This measure is part of the central bank's efforts to stabilize the cedi and manage foreign exchange resources effectively. It's important to note that while the over-the-counter withdrawal limit is set at $1,000 per transaction, travelers are permitted to withdraw up to $10,000 per travel, and individuals can transfer up to $10,000 annually without documentation. Rationale Behind the Policy The BoG's decision to maintain the over-the-counter dollar withdrawal limit at $1,000 per transaction is rooted in its commitment to ensuring monetary stability and curbing speculative activities that could adversely affect the local currency. By regulating foreign currency withdrawals, the central bank aims to promote responsible foreign […]

Ahmad May 15, 2025

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NDC Rates Government’s 120-Day Performance at 54%

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has assessed President John Mahama's administration's first 120 days in office, assigning a performance rating of 54%. This evaluation reflects what the party describes as fair progress achieved under the challenging conditions inherited from the previous New Patriotic Party (NPP) government. NDC's Internal Assessment Speaking on JoyNews' PM Express, NDC General Secretary Fifi Fiavi Kwetey emphasized that the party did not anticipate perfection within such a short timeframe. However, he expressed encouragement over the strides made, stating, "Achieving 52 to 54 percent against our own targets, in this context, is a start." Kwetey highlighted the administration's commitment to resetting governance standards, pointing to the recently launched code of conduct by President Mahama as a step towards tackling corruption. He acknowledged, though, that certain provisions, such as the allowance for officials to accept gifts up to […]

Ahmad May 14, 2025

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Police Arrest 4 Suspects in Murder of Mobile Money Vendor in Aflao

The Ghana Police Service has confirmed the arrest of four individuals in connection with the murder of mobile money vendor Christopher Ahordo in Aflao, Volta Region. This development follows a coordinated operation aimed at bringing the perpetrators to justice. Details of the Incident On April 28, 2025, around 6:15 p.m., approximately five armed men attacked and fatally shot mobile money vendor Christopher Ahordo, also known as "Colombo," at Gbagblakope near the Diamond Cement factory in Aflao. The assailants reportedly fled with a bag suspected to contain cash. Arrest of Suspects During a joint intelligence-led operation on May 10, 2025, the Ghana Police Service apprehended four suspects: Michael Sewornu, 34 Korku Agboada, 43 Atsu Agbagla, 36 Utsuku Onyeso, 22, a Nigerian national The operation involved the Regional Police Intelligence Department, the SWAT Unit, the Operation Motherland Taskforce, and a local neighborhood […]

Ahmad May 14, 2025

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SML Ghana Reaffirms Commitment to Close Revenue Leakage Gaps

Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Ltd. (SML) has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to closing revenue leakage gaps in Ghana's extractive industries. During its fifth-anniversary celebration in Tema, SML Ghana reaffirmed its dedication to enhancing transparency and boosting government revenue through innovative monitoring systems. SML Ghana's Impact on Revenue Assurance Since its inception in 2018 under a subcontract from the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), SML Ghana has played a pivotal role in closing revenue leakage gaps within the petroleum sector. By deploying real-time monitoring systems, the company has significantly improved the accuracy of revenue tracking and reduced discrepancies. SML Ghana's efforts have not gone unnoticed. The Executive Secretary of the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC), Duncan Amoah, lauded the company for its instrumental role in minimizing revenue leakages and improving overall transparency in the petroleum sector. Expansion into Upstream and Solid […]

Ahmad May 14, 2025

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WAEC Warns: Exam Malpractice a National Security Threat

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has issued a stern warning, emphasizing that exam malpractice is a national security threat. This alarming declaration underscores the pervasive nature of examination fraud and its far-reaching implications on the nation's stability and development. The Gravity of Exam Malpractice WAEC's Head of Humanities, Daniel Nii Dodoo, highlighted that exam malpractice is a national security threat due to its potential to erode the credibility of educational qualifications. He noted that such unethical practices compromise the quality of the workforce, leading to underqualified individuals occupying critical positions in society. This scenario not only hampers national development but also poses risks to governance and public safety. Alarming Statistics In recent years, the incidence of examination malpractice has surged dramatically. WAEC reported that in 2023 alone, over 587,000 subject results were withheld, and more than 59,000 results were […]

Ahmad May 14, 2025

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Prof. Ameyaw-Ekumfi and Solomon Asamoah Charged Over Sky Train Deal

In a significant development in Ghana's infrastructure sector, Prof. Ameyaw-Ekumfi, former Minister for Trade and Industry, and Solomon Asamoah, former Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF), have been charged over the controversial Sky Train project. The charges include conspiracy to defraud the state and causing financial loss to the government. Background of the Sky Train Project The Sky Train project was proposed as a modern urban transport solution aimed at addressing traffic congestion in major cities across Ghana. However, the project has faced criticism and scrutiny due to concerns over its feasibility, cost, and the transparency of the procurement process. Details of the Charges The charges against Prof. Ameyaw-Ekumfi and Solomon Asamoah stem from allegations that they were involved in a scheme to defraud the state through the Sky Train project. Investigations have revealed that the […]

Ahmad May 13, 2025

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Africa Urged to Generate Indigenous Food Safety Data – Insights from GAEC and GSA Training in Accra

In a recent regional training held in Accra, the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) and the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) highlighted the critical need for African nations to generate their own food safety data. This initiative aims to enhance the continent's capacity to develop effective food safety policies tailored to local contexts. The Importance of Indigenous Food Safety Data Relying on imported food safety data may not accurately reflect the unique agricultural practices, environmental conditions, and dietary habits prevalent across African countries. By generating indigenous data, African nations can: Develop context-specific food safety regulations. Improve public health outcomes by addressing local foodborne risks. Strengthen regional food trade by ensuring compliance with international standards. GAEC and GSA's Collaborative Efforts The collaboration between GAEC and GSA focuses on building capacity among stakeholders in the food industry. Through training programs and workshops, they […]

Ahmad May 13, 2025

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