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Soldier Rejected Galamsey Bribe, Gets Promotion & UN Posting

On July 11, 2025, the Chief of Defence Staff, Lt‑Gen William Agyapong, promoted Private Solomon Asare Teye‑Tsu to Lance Corporal during a durbar at Burma Hall, Accra. He was also nominated for a UN mission in Lebanon (UNIFIL)—recognition of his integrity after refusing a significant bribe from illegal miners at the Bibiani Gold Mine in late 2024. Bribe Rejection & Recognition While on guard duty at Bibiani, Pte Teye‑Tsu was offered financial inducements to allow artisanal miners access to restricted galamsey pits. He not only refused but promptly detained the miners for prosecution—earning praise from both the Ghana Armed Forces and Ojeyz Security Management, who awarded him a citation for professionalism. Leadership’s Praise During the ceremony, Lt‑Gen Agyapong highlighted that while misconduct deserves punishment, acts of exemplary conduct must be rewarded—urging all personnel to remain loyal to their oath and serve […]

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Arizona Resident Dies from Pneumonic Plague

On July 11, 2025, health officials in Coconino County, Arizona, confirmed the death of a resident from pneumonic plague, marking the first fatal case in the region since 2007. The patient succumbed on arrival at Flagstaff Medical Center, where tests revealed infection with the Yersinia pestis bacterium—the most dangerous, transmissible form of the plague. Key Details Disease & Transmission: Pneumonic plague infects the lungs and can spread person-to-person via respiratory droplets; unlike bubonic plague, it lacks swollen lymph nodes and progresses rapidly. Historical Context: This is the first plague-related death in Coconino County since 2007; the U.S. sees about seven plague cases per year, primarily in western rural regions. Public Health Response: Regional authorities, including CCHHS and the CDC, are investigating the source, cautioning the public to avoid wild rodents, use flea control, treat pets, and seek prompt treatment at […]

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Families Demand Answers After Fuel Switches Cut Off Before Air India Crash

Following the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI171 on June 12, 2025, preliminary findings from India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) have revealed that both engine fuel-control switches were manually switched to “cut-off” seconds after takeoff—cutting off fuel supply and causing loss of thrust. Victims’ families, devastated by the loss of 260 lives onboard and on the ground, are now demanding transparent answers, seeking clarity on whether this action was accidental, deliberate, or the result of software misconfiguration. What the Report Found Both fuel switches moved from RUN to CUTOFF in rapid succession moments after liftoff; cockpit audio captured one pilot questioning the other— “Why did you cut it off?”—while the other responded, “I didn't do it”. These switches are designed to be positive-lock out guarded, making accidental activation highly unlikely . Families’ Reaction & Demands Relatives criticize the […]

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Asante Kotoko Launches Probe After Blay’s Allegations

On July 12, 2025, Ghanaian Premier League giants Asante Kotoko initiated an internal investigation following scathing remarks by former midfielder Justice Blay, who accused some ex-teammates of smoking, excessive drinking, and even girlfriend “snatching” during his recent interview on Pure FM in Kumasi—claims the club has described as deeply regrettable. Blay’s Explosive Claims Justice Blay alleged that former striker Kwame Opoku had secretly dated his then-girlfriend after being introduced. He also accused unnamed ex-teammates of smoking and drinking excessively during their time at the club . Club’s Response Sarfo Duku, Communications Director of Kotoko, branded the remarks “unfortunate” and “the least expected,” confirming that the club is reviewing Blay’s statements as part of an internal investigation. Kotoko expect to issue an official statement once their probe is complete . Blay’s Apology In the wake of backlash, Justice Blay issued a public apology, […]

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Three Arrested, Over GH¢140k Recovered in Nyanikrom Robbery

On July 9, 2025, the Western Regional Police Command successfully foiled a daylight robbery at Nyanikrom, near Shama Junction, arresting three suspects and recovering GH¢149,500—nearly the entire stolen sum—after an intelligence-led operation. Suspects & Arrest Details Arrested Suspects: Francis Mensah (aka Francis Kwaw, 34) Ebenezer Cofie (32) Samuel Bentum (35) Accomplice at large: Maxwell Kofi Yeboah, a company driver, is believed to have conspired with the trio and is currently wanted. Robbery Plot & Police Operation Plan: Using insider information, suspects targeted company officials returning from Takoradi bank with salary funds. Execution: Around noon, assailants in a motorbike and unregistered sedan smashed a window and grabbed the cash near Unique School Junction. Police Intervention: Thanks to pre-event surveillance, officers quickly intercepted and detained the culprits, recovering GH¢149,500 in full. Ongoing Investigation The three suspects are in custody, assisting with investigations, and likely to […]

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2024 WAFCON: Björkegren Confident of Quarterfinals Spot

Ahead of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, Ghana’s head coach Kim Lars Björkegren remains positive that the Black Queens can still reach the quarterfinals, despite failing to win their opening group match. The squad showed promise in their 2–0 loss to South Africa, particularly in the first half—signalling tactical growth under the Swedish tactician. Match Performance & Coach Feedback Opening defeat: Ghana lost 2–0 to reigning champions South Africa, with goals coming from a first-half penalty and a second from Jermaine Seoposenwe. Coach’s view: Björkegren praised the team’s intensity and concentration in the first half hour, highlighting tactical discipline despite eventual lapses. The coach stressed the squad's growth in both fitness and strategies over the past month. Tactical Growth & Optimism Björkegren believes the squad has evolved physically and tactically, merging Ghanaian talent with European-style discipline. Confident in their ability […]

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Minority Blasts Gov’t Appointees for Celebrating Violence

On July 11, 2025, Ghana’s Parliamentary Minority, led by Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin, publicly denounced comments from government appointees Dr. Louisa Hanna Bissiw and Malik Basintale, accusing them of “celebrating violence” following the chaotic Ablekuma North by-election rerun in Accra. Key Criticism from Minority The Minority labelled Dr. Bissiw’s remark—“violence begets violence”—as “grotesque,” accusing her of justifying the brutal attacks. Malik Basintale, acting CEO of the Youth Employment Agency, reportedly praised the assailant of former MP Hawa Koomson, dubbing him “the Flying Python” and joking about a fictional “5K Airforce”. Broader Repercussions The statement by the Minority called the remarks a “new low in Ghana’s political discourse,” urging President Mahama to intervene and state that silence from the highest office would reflect on his legacy . The controversy highlights deep concerns over the normalisation of political violence and the role of public […]

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Ghanaian Woman Shot and Killed in Canada

A tragic incident on July 11, 2025 in Hamilton, Ontario, saw 26‑year‑old Ghanaian student Belinda Sarkodie shot and killed while waiting at a bus stop on King Street West. Reports suggest she was struck by a stray bullet during a suspected gang-related shootout. An eyewitness recounted that she was “just going to get some items from the market” and was reportedly checking herself in a mirror when the bullet hit her in the head . Two others were injured—one succumbing at the scene, another rushed to hospital. Details of the Incident Location: King Street West, near Jackson Square, Hamilton Circumstances: Bullet likely stray from a gang shootout; not targeted at Ms. Sarkodie Victims: Belinda Sarkodie killed instantly; another man died on-site; a third survivor was hospitalized Community & Official Response The shooting has deeply shaken Hamilton’s local community and the […]

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Banque mondiale : Le Togo en tête des pays réformateurs d’Afrique subsaharienne

Une performance saluée par la Banque mondiale Le Togo se démarque une nouvelle fois sur la scène africaine. Dans son dernier rapport 2025 sur l’Évaluation des politiques et des institutions en Afrique (CPIA), la Banque mondiale classe le pays parmi les meilleurs réformateurs d’Afrique subsaharienne. Avec une note de 3,8 sur 6, le Togo se place au-dessus de la moyenne régionale (3,1) pour les pays bénéficiaires de l’aide de l’IDA. Un signe clair des efforts de réforme entrepris depuis plusieurs années. Des réformes structurelles et une stabilité macroéconomique Cette note élevée s’explique par : Des réformes structurelles solides, Une stabilité macroéconomique maîtrisée, Des investissements constants dans les infrastructures publiques. Le rapport cite notamment l’adoption d’un plan ambitieux visant à mobiliser 0,5 % de PIB supplémentaire par an via les ressources nationales. Commerce extérieur et gouvernance modernisée Parmi les chantiers clés […]

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