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Mahama appointees allegedly bought state cars valued at $110m for $3m
A document purporting to list officials of the erstwhile NDC government appointees who allegedly bought state vehicles cheaper than market prices has leaked.
Commercial flights begin on newly constructed Sunyani Airport
A domestic airline operator has commenced flights on the Sunyani Airport, signalling the start a four-day regular flights between Accra and the Bono Region.
Intruder 'breaks into' Justin Bieber and his wife's Los Angeles mansion while they were on vacation
Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey, have been astonished after an intruder entered the premises of the Los Angeles mansion while they were away on vacation.
Queen Elizabeth II: Ghanaians In The Uk Moarn Late Monarch; Organise A Burial Ceremony For Her
Ghanaians living in the UK seem to have been gripped with grief after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and mourned her. The video enraged a lot of peeps..
Palestinian Authority arrest raid sparks West Bank clashes
A rare operation by the Palestinian Authority security forces to arrest a Hamas member sparked clashes in the West Bank city of Nablus on Tuesday, multiple sources said. While Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's forces maintain security ties with Israel, which has occupied the West Bank since 1967, PA raids targeting Hamas members are not common.
Uganda declares first Ebola death since 2019
Uganda's health ministry on Tuesday announced the country's first fatality from the highly contagious Ebola virus since 2019, declaring an outbreak in the central district of Mubende. In a statement released earlier on Tuesday, the World Health Organization said a 24-year-old man in Mubende had tested positive for "the relatively rare Sudan strain" of the virus.
Khmer Rouge war crimes court winds up with survivors still hurting
Cambodia's UN-backed court set up to try Khmer Rouge leaders finishes its work this week, ending a 16-year process that has helped national reconciliation but brought only limited solace to survivors of the genocidal regime. However, the tribunal helped "super-charge the process of national reconciliation," Etcheson said.
Asian markets see rare rally but caution rules as Fed hike nears
Asian markets enjoyed a much-needed bounce Tuesday, tracking Wall Street's late rally as investors gird themselves for another big Federal Reserve interest rate hike this week, though fears of a recession remain elevated. Still, Asian markets were on the up Tuesday.
Eleven schoolchildren killed in Myanmar air strike: UNICEF
At least 11 schoolchildren died in an air strike and firing on a Myanmar village, the UN children's agency said, an attack the country's junta said targeted rebels hiding in the area. "On 16 September, at least 11 children died in an air strike and indiscriminate fire in civilian areas," UNICEF said in a statement issued Monday.
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