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Walk With Lexis returns at FESTAC Africa 2025, combining fitness, health advocacy, and cultural activism under Lexis Bill’s leadership.

Ghana’s IGP ordered Kukurantumi Police Station closure after a mob attacked officers over the death of a suspect in custody.

Court remands nine men for brutal cutlass, axe and scissors attack on Weija sub-chief in Accra. Four others remain at large.

Ghana library shortage persists, with only 139 facilities for 35 million people. Officials push for funding, partnerships, and digital solutions.

John Mahama warns that disillusioned youth are increasingly backing military rule in Africa due to corruption, broken promises, and poor governance.

Eleven West Africans sue Ghana over alleged unlawful detention, demanding enforcement of their fundamental human rights in court.

Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu says a committee will review dismissed workers. Those hired through due process will return, others will stay out.

Ghana’s Catholic Bishops urge Mahama to act on illegal mining, warning galamsey is ruining rivers, forests and threatening lives.

Ghanaian advocate Awo Ablo joins Oracle’s board, blending nonprofit, policy, and corporate leadership as the tech giant deepens its global cloud expansion.

Daniel McKorley credits McDan moving in silence for building a regional powerhouse, urging entrepreneurs to protect fragile ideas from early exposure.