Ghana Initiates Diplomatic Push for Citizen’s Freedom The Government of Ghana has commenced urgent diplomatic negotiations with Ukraine to secure the release of a Ghanaian national being held as a prisoner of war. High-level talks are now underway following an official notification from the Ukrainian government regarding the arrest. Verification and Evidence Confirm Involvement Authorities have successfully verified the identity of the detained individual. Importantly, available evidence reveals that the Ghanaian…

The controversial case of Ghanaian "prophet" Ebo Noah has taken an emotional turn, shifting from public spectacle to a familial plea for forgiveness. The 30-year-old man, who fraudulently predicted a catastrophic global flood on December 25, 2025, and was subsequently arrested by Ghana Police, now has his mother appealing for his mercy on social media. A Mother’s Public Appeal In a widely circulated video, Ebo Noah’s mother passionately begged for leniency for her son. She argued that his apocalyptic predictions were…

ACCRA, Ghana – The Accra Regional Police Command has arrested two women in connection with the violent assault of a 12-year-old girl. This incident, which occurred in the La area, highlights ongoing concerns about vigilante justice and child safety in the community. Details of the Assault Emerge According to an official police release dated January 4, 2026, the incident was first reported on Tuesday, December 30, 2025. The victim’s mother approached the police with her daughter, who displayed visible marks of assault.…

Ghana Condemns U.S. Invasion of Venezuela - The Government of Ghana is sounding a global alarm over a dramatic escalation in South America. It has issued a forceful condemnation of the unilateral military invasion of Venezuela by the United States and the reported abduction of that nation's leaders. A Flagrant Violation of International Law In an official press release dated January 4, 2026, Ghana strongly deplores the actions, which occurred in the early hours of Saturday, January 3. Specifically, the West African…