A Lifetime in Limbo as Man is told he is NOT British After 70 years
Throughout his years in the UK, he married British women, raised two sons, and ran his own business without ever having his residency status questioned.
Ghana
Ghana’s Supreme Court Begins Hearings on Controversial Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill
The first day of hearings was marked by a tense atmosphere, with vigorous exchanges between the legal representatives of the involved parties and Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo, who noted the "intemperate" language used in some of the sworn statements.
Ghanaian Court Dismisses Legal Challenge Against Anti-LGBTQ Bill
The anti-LGBTQ legislation, passed by Ghanaian lawmakers in February, seeks to impose stricter penalties on LGBTQ activities and has sparked widespread controversy both domestically and internationally.
Innovative Shipping Container Homes Address Ghana's Housing Crisis
The affordability of these container homes, ranging from $7,000 to $35,000, presents a cost-effective alternative to traditional construction, which can cost up to $70,000 for a basic two-bedroom house.
Blow as Ghana’s newly imported train from Poland collides with lorry in test run
Railways Minister John Peter Amewu took to Facebook to describe the incident as "unfortunate, irresponsible, and unpatriotic."
Ghana Continues Debt Restructuring Talks Amid Economic Strain
Ghana, a West African country with a total external debt nearing $30 billion, defaulted on the majority of this debt over a year ago.
150 years later: Looted 'crown jewels' Loaned Back to Ghana by the UK
These royal objects were taken from the Palace in Kumasi during the infamous Sagrenti War of 1874 and have now returned to Ghana on an initial three-year loan, which is renewable for another three years.