Accra floods: 38,809 people displaced, seven missing — Muntaka

The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has provided a comprehensive account of the destruction caused by Monday’s heavy rains in the Greater Accra Region, revealing that more than 7,700 households were displaced while seven people remain missing. Delivering a statement in Parliament on Tuesday, June 30, the Minister said the downpour inundated several communities…

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BOLGATANGA TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY SACKS VICE-CHANCELLOR OVER ALLEGED GH¢19.5 MILLION FINANCIAL SCANDAL

Bolgatanga Technical University (BTU) has dismissed its Vice-Chancellor, Professor Samuel Erasmus Alnaa, over an alleged GH¢19.5 million procurement and financial scandal. The university has also referred the matter to the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) for further investigation into the alleged financial irregularities. In addition to the Vice-Chancellor’s dismissal, BTU announced disciplinary measures against…

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Extreme heatwave across Europe raises energy and inflation concerns

An unprecedented heatwave sweeping across Europe is putting pressure on energy infrastructure, disrupting nuclear power generation and reinforcing concerns that climate- driven supply shocks could become a renewed source of inflation. On June 23, France recorded an average temperature of 29.8 degrees Celsius, the highest since records began in 1947. By June 27, temperatures climbed…

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‘South Africa is nothing without Africa’ – MTN Chairman condemns xenophobia

MTN Group Chairman Mcebisi Jonas has called on South Africans to reject xenophobia, describing anti-foreigner sentiment as a threat to both the country’s democratic values and its long-term economic prospects. Addressing mourners at a funeral service in South Africa, Jonas argued that growing hostility toward foreign nationals risks diverting attention from the country’s more pressing…

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