Diplomacy: Interior Minister Hosts Saudi Ambassador
On Monday, Ghana’s Minister for the Interior welcomed the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Ghana, His Excellency Sultan Abdulrahman Al-Dakhel, at […]
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Can Ghana’s Goodwill Help to Mend The West African Rift?
Al-Hassan BelloInternational affairs and security enthusiast When president John Dramani Mahama invited a coterie of African political leaders to Accra
Bole Chief Imam Bans Extravagant Islamic Weddings
The Chief Imam of Bole, a community in the Savannah Region, has banned extravagant Islamic weddings that do not conform
Ghana Government Does Not Subsidize Hajj Pilgrims: Debunking the Myth with Facts
By: Ibrahim Sannie Daara In Ghana, misinformation swirls around the Hajj pilgrimage, with claims that the government uses taxpayers’ money
Ghanaian Muslims Get 2 days Holiday for Eid Celebration
Ghana’s president & National Chief Imam at an event. Image Credit: Presidency Ghana Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama has announced
Open Letter Greater Accra Regional Minister: A Call to Sanitize Accra Circle
As a concerned journalist and citizen regarding the pressing issue of youth migration to Accra, particularly in the Accra Circle
Ghana Makes Hajj More Affordable with $1,000 Reduction
The fare includes round-trip flights, accommodation in Makkah and Madina, food, and all other essential Hajj logistics
Ghana to Announce 2025 Hajj Fare Today
The Ghana Hajj Taskforce is expected to announce the 2025 Hajj package (fare) today, barring any last-minute changes.
2025 Hajj Fare: Government’s Promise & the Expectation of Ghanaian Muslims
As Ghanaians await the announcement of the 2025 Hajj fare, the government stands at a crossroads. By fulfilling its promise to reduce costs, it can solidify its support among Muslim constituents and restore confidence in the Hajj Board. However, failure to act prudently risks not only financial losses for the Hajj Board but also the lives and dignity of citizens.
Court orders Anas to show face in Nyantakyi trial
Kwesi Nyantakyi faces charges related to the 2018 Anas investigative exposé, known as Number 12, which revealed his involvement in corrupt practices.