Africa Archive

A Lebanese national has been arrested for allegedly raping his 19-year-old househelp at Airport Hills residential area in Accra. Four policemen from the East Legon District Police Command arrested Haddad Rabih, around 11:45 pm on Sunday. The suspect, Graphic Online gathered forcibly had

The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan which was launched recently by the government of Ghana would be a key tool for making Ghana the most business-friendly country in the world. This was said by Acting Chief Director of the Ministry of

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that no Ghanaian has been involved in the slave trade reported in Libya. According to the Ministry, all Ghanaians being detained in the Northern Africa country are being held on illegal immigration charges and

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni has arrived in Ghana for a two-day official state visit. Welcoming him at the Kotoka International Airport Monday evening, Ghana’s Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia wished him a “fruitful visit to our dear country” and hoped

The Libyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rejected claims that the country is engaged in slavery. The Charge d’Affaires to Ghana Salah Al. Kony denounced says the video on the purported slave trade in Libya making rounds not only false but

Ghana’s gay community is planning on embarking on a “peace walk”to thank President Akufo-Addo for his recent statement on homosexuals. Members of the association of gays and lesbians have congratulated president of the republic, Nana Addo Danquah Akufo-Addo for his “emphatic

The Interior Minister Ambrose Dery has said the six police officers caught on camera extorting money from drivers are being dealt with by the hierarchy of the Ghana Police Service. The six, stationed at Sekondi Police Regional headquarters, were summoned to

The efforts of the Bank of Ghana to maintain price and financial stability and the impact that those efforts have on confidence in the broader economy were among the issues explored in a wide-ranging interview that Ernest Addison, the Central Bank’s