Ghana Assures Safe Return for Citizens Amid South Africa Xenophobic Attacks

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister has assured citizens in South Africa of safe evacuation and support to rebuild their lives following recent xenophobic attacks.

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister has assured citizens in South Africa of safe evacuation and support to rebuild their lives following recent xenophobic attacks.

The death of Doris Nipa has left a community searching for answers. As investigations continue, her story has become part of a wider national conversation about stigma, public discourse, and the circumstances surrounding her final days.

The Electricity Company of Ghana has announced planned maintenance works in parts of Accra, with several communities expected to experience temporary power outages.

Bright Ntoaduro, a prominent LGBTQ+ activist and youth leader, is receiving medical treatment after being found seriously injured at his office in Kumasi. The incident has renewed debate over the safety of activists and the wider tensions surrounding Ghana's proposed anti-LGBTQ+ legislation.
Ghana’s Anti-LGBTI Bill sparks human rights concerns, risking discrimination, limiting freedoms, and criminalizing support for LGBTI individuals.

Violence and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people in Ghana persist, with Human Rights Watch linking abuse to criminalization and social stigma.

Traders in Accra are raising concerns over rising transport costs affecting prices and business operations.