President John Mahama has reportedly highlighted concerns over Africa's financial flows and borrowing costs.
Speaking on the continent's economic challenges, President Mahama is quoted as saying: "Thirty billion comes in, and two-hundred-and-something billion leaves Africa every year. When we talk about a world that is rigged against Africa—that's what we're talking about."
He further stated that Africa's borrowing costs are reportedly "eight times more expensive than the rest of the world," noting that this contributes to debt challenges on the continent.
A passenger in a ride-hailing vehicle has reportedly raised safety concerns after an alleged altercation between the driver and an individual said to be a police officer.
According to the passenger, the vehicle was said to be in motion during the incident, leaving her concerned for her safety.
At Shivnarayanpur Railway Station in Bihar, India, a man reportedly attempted to take a mobile phone from a moving train. He was reportedly apprehended by passengers through the window.
Passengers are advised to keep mobile phones away from windows while traveling on Indian Railways.
A Honda CR-V owner reportedly returned to find some electrical components missing from his vehicle after parking. The incident has been reported as a suspected theft.
Safety Advice: Vehicle owners are advised to park in secure, well-lit areas, ensure vehicles are properly locked, and consider additional security measures such as steering locks or car alarms.
Not every chase is worth it.
The boy didn't run faster — he ran smarter. He knew where he was going. The man only knew who he was chasing.
When you chase someone blindly out of anger, jealousy, or revenge, you forget to watch where you are going. In the end, you fall into the pit you didn't see.
Learn to pause. Not every battle needs speed, some need wisdom. Remember not to chase what doesn't want you, you will end up in the river alone.
Police officers reportedly confronted a female student of Ofoase Kokoben SHS and a male companion after spotting them outside at an unusual hour. The student had allegedly left campus to visit Dunkwa.
One of the victims of the Avenor fire incident in Accra has made an allegation regarding the response of the Ghana National Fire Service.
According to the victim, the firefighters who arrived at the scene reportedly faced challenges with water supply while attempting to fight the fire.
The claim has not been officially confirmed.
The Ayawaso West Municipal Assembly has cleared unauthorized traders operating near the Tetteh Quarshie Roundabout, close to Villaggio, Accra.
According to the Assembly, the exercise is part of efforts to address public concerns over unauthorized markets and structures in the area and to ensure order.
The Assembly is urging traders to use approved market spaces.
CCTV appears to show a road incident where a car door was opened as a motorbike was approaching. Always check mirrors and look behind before opening your door.
A business owner at Labadi Beachfront with 25 workers speaks after today's exercise.
She says prior notice was not enough to move her belongings before structures were cleared.
She is now concerned about her livelihood and her workers.