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09/09/2026

• Over 200 Farmers in Akuapem North Receive Fertilizers, Rain Boots and Other Support Items

More than 200 farmers in the Lower Hill areas of the Akuapem North Constituency have received fertilizers, rain boots and other farming items to support their agricultural activities and improve productivity.

The initiative was announced by the Member of Parliament for Akuapem North, Sammy Awuku, who said the support forms part of efforts to empower farmers and strengthen the local economy.

According to the MP, investing in agriculture is essential because the growth of the sector directly contributes to the development of local communities.

He expressed gratitude to farmers for their continued hard work in producing food and other farm products for the country.

Sammy Awuku emphasised that supporting farmers remains important to building stronger communities, noting that “when agriculture grows, our communities grow.”

The gesture is expected to help beneficiaries improve their farming operations while easing some of the challenges associated with agricultural production.

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09/09/2026

• A heavily loaded timber truck has crashed into a building after reportedly losing control while ascending a slope on the Duropam–Ahodwo Road in Kumasi.

According to reports, the truck began moving uncontrollably backwards down the hill, prompting the driver to swerve in an attempt to avoid a major disaster.

The vehicle eventually slammed into a building, while several pieces of timber were thrown off the truck during the incident.

The driver and commuters reportedly escaped unhurt, narrowly avoiding what could have been a deadly accident. The incident has raised concerns about the dangers posed by heavily loaded trucks navigating steep roads in the area.

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09/09/2026

• Transport Unions Suspend Proposed Fare Hikes Pending Cost Review

The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) and the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC) have suspended plans to increase public transport fares following fresh discussions with the Ministry of Transport.

The decision means that existing approved transport fares will remain in force across the country while government and transport operators undertake a comprehensive review of the factors affecting the cost of running commercial vehicles.

The suspension followed a high-level meeting in Accra on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, where transport operators presented proposals for an upward adjustment in fares to reflect rising operational costs.

Instead of implementing an immediate increase, the Ministry of Transport, GPRTU and GRTCC agreed to establish a joint technical committee to assess the situation and determine whether a fare adjustment is justified.

A major issue to be considered by the technical team is the government's GH¢2-per-litre intervention on diesel prices. The committee will assess how the intervention affects the overall operating costs of transport operators before any decision is taken on fares.

The discussions also touched on broader economic conditions, including measures being implemented to stabilise the Ghanaian cedi.

The unions and government are expected to use the review to find a balance between protecting the livelihoods of transport operators and preventing unnecessary increases in the cost of transportation for passengers.

Meanwhile, the GPRTU and GRTCC have directed transport owners, station masters and drivers to continue charging the existing approved fares.

They have also warned that unauthorised fare increases at loading terminals should not be tolerated, as the current fare structure remains in force until further notice.

Passengers and transport operators have therefore been urged to remain calm and cooperate while the technical committee conducts its assessment. Any decision on a possible fare adjustment will be formally communicated to the public after the review.

The development provides temporary relief for commuters who had been anticipating higher transport costs.

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09/09/2026

• Accra–Kumasi Expressway Could Be Extended to Tamale Through Toll Revenue

Ghana’s Minister for Roads and Highways, Kwame Governs Agbodza, has disclosed that the government plans to extend the proposed Accra–Kumasi Expressway further north to Tamale after completing the Accra–Kumasi section.

According to the Minister, revenue generated from the electronic tolling system to be introduced on the six-lane expressway could provide funding to support the expansion of the modern highway network towards the northern part of the country.

The planned Accra–Kumasi Expressway will have a dedicated automated digital tolling system designed to generate revenue for road infrastructure development. The system will operate separately from the multi-lane free-flow tolling arrangements planned for other upgraded public roads.

Speaking at the 2026 Transport Sector Review Conference in Ho, Mr Agbodza explained that the toll revenue from the expressway is expected to be reinvested into expanding and sustaining Ghana’s major road networks.

The government intends to develop the expressway as a faster alternative to the existing Accra–Kumasi road. Motorists who do not want to pay the electronic toll will still have the option of using the existing untolled route.

The project forms part of the government’s Big Push Infrastructure Programme and is expected to improve connectivity, reduce travel times and facilitate the movement of people and goods between major parts of the country.

The Minister said the long-term vision is to use the revenue generated from the expressway to support further expansion, including the extension of the highway towards Tamale.

Meanwhile, the right-of-way corridor for the Accra–Kumasi project has reportedly been cleared, while the Roads and Highways Ministry continues work on detailed engineering designs and procurement arrangements for the selection of construction firms.

If successfully implemented, the project could become an important part of Ghana’s long-term strategy to develop a modern north-south highway network.
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09/09/2026

• Security Service Recruits Dismissed Over Forged WASSCE Results

Ghana’s Interior Minister, Muntaka Mubarak Mohammed, has confirmed the dismissal of several recruits from security service training schools after verification by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) uncovered allegedly forged or doctored WASSCE results.

The affected recruits have been expelled from their respective training programmes as part of measures to protect the integrity of Ghana’s security services.

The Minister further disclosed that those dismissed will be placed on a “red list,” permanently preventing them from applying to join any national security service in the future.

Individuals found to have deliberately forged their academic credentials could also face criminal prosecution.

The development forms part of a broader crackdown on misconduct within the security service recruitment process, following other disciplinary actions, including the dismissal of recruits for violating a mobile phone ban.

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09/09/2026

• A police motor rider reportedly leading a convoy has crashed into a car along the Lapaz–Kasoa road.

According to reports, the incident occurred while the rider was moving with the convoy. The circumstances leading to the collision are yet to be fully established.

Fortunately, no casualty has been reported. The incident, however, caused some disruption on the busy stretch as motorists and bystanders gathered around the scene.

Further details, including the condition of the vehicles and the exact cause of the crash, are yet to emerge.

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09/09/2026

• SHS Placement: Student Breaks Down in Tears After Being Placed in Kpone Day School Despite Living in Amasaman

An SHS placement candidate has broken down in tears after being placed in a day school in Kpone, despite living in Amasaman.

According to the emotional student, her parents cannot afford the transportation costs involved in travelling from Amasaman to Kpone every day.

She explained that if her mother is unable to provide her with transportation money, she would have no choice but to stay at home, something she desperately does not want.

The student appealed for help, expressing fears that the placement could make it difficult for her to continue her education.

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09/09/2026

• Suspected Thief Caught After Allegedly Posing as Hospital Staff to Steal Nurse’s iPhone 16 at Berekum

A suspected thief has been apprehended at Holy Family Hospital in Berekum after allegedly posing as a staff member to steal an iPhone 16 belonging to a nurse.

According to reports, the suspect allegedly entered the hospital while pretending to be a member of staff and reportedly took the nurse’s phone.

Video footage circulating online shows the suspect running away with the iPhone 16 before he reportedly fell to the ground while attempting to escape. He was subsequently apprehended by the Security and the nurses who chased after him.

The circumstances surrounding the incident and the suspect’s identity have not yet been independently confirmed.

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09/09/2026

• Nigerien Community Calls for Crackdown on Street Begging in Ghana

The leadership of the Nigerien community in Ghana has appealed to the Ministry of the Interior to take firm action against individuals engaged in street begging, saying their activities are tarnishing the image of Nigeriens and Islam in Ghana.

Speaking on the issue, the Ashanti Regional Chief of the Nigerien Community, Mohammad Abubakar Sadia, said the Nigerien government provides social support to its citizens, and therefore questioned why some Nigeriens continue to engage in indiscriminate street begging in Ghana.

According to him, the situation is particularly concerning because basic education in Niger is provided free of charge, from nursery through senior high school, and citizens have access to various forms of social relief.

“Niger, from nursery to SHS, school is free, so they are not hungry. Rather, they are coming here to do begging business,” he stated.

Mohammad Abubakar Sadia further expressed his support for the measures being taken by the Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, to address street begging and related activities.

He said the conduct of some individuals on the streets could create a negative perception of Nigeriens and Muslims generally, stressing that the issue goes beyond begging and concerns the image of the community and the religion.

“I support what the Interior Minister, Hon. Muntaka Mubarak, is doing because these people are tarnishing the image of Islam,” he added.

The Nigerien community leadership is therefore urging the authorities to intensify efforts to regulate street begging while ensuring that genuine vulnerable persons receive appropriate assistance through lawful and organised channels.

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09/09/2026

• Newborn Baby Girl Reportedly Dies After Mother Allegedly Refuses to Breastfeed Her Over Unfulfilled “Push Gift” Car Promise

A heartbreaking story from Nigeria has sparked widespread outrage and heated debate online after a newborn baby girl was reportedly left critically ill and later died following an alleged dispute between her parents over a “push gift” promised by the father.

According to reports circulating on social media, the couple had been married for about four years before welcoming their first child. The baby was reportedly delivered through Caesarean section, after which the mother allegedly expected her husband to fulfil a promise to buy her a luxury car as a “push gift” for giving birth.

However, reports claim that the husband told his wife that he could not immediately afford the vehicle. This allegedly resulted in a serious disagreement, with the mother reportedly taking the position that she would not breastfeed the newborn until her husband provided the promised car.

The allegations have been widely circulated by social media commentator Ossai Ovie Success and several Nigerian social media platforms, including Instablog9ja. However, the details remain based on viral reports and social-media accounts, and independent confirmation of the full circumstances surrounding the baby's death has not been established.

According to the reports, the husband and hospital nurses allegedly pleaded with the woman to feed and care for the newborn, but she reportedly continued to refuse.

The situation allegedly became more serious when the mother left the baby and went to stay at her own mother's residence for about two days. During that period, the newborn was reportedly left in a deteriorating condition.

Reports further claim that the woman eventually returned after her husband allegedly agreed to meet her demand for the car. By then, however, the baby's condition was said to have become critical.

Despite efforts to save the infant, the newborn girl reportedly died.

The child's death reportedly left the father devastated and angry. According to the viral accounts, he subsequently reported the matter to the police, leading to the reported arrest of both his wife and his mother-in-law.

The alleged incident has since generated intense reactions across social media, with many people expressing shock and anger over the circumstances surrounding the baby's reported death.

Some social media users have condemned the mother, arguing that a disagreement over a material gift should never result in a newborn being denied essential feeding and care.

Others, however, have urged caution before drawing conclusions about the woman or the circumstances of the child's death. They have questioned whether there could have been underlying medical or psychological issues following childbirth.

In particular, some commentators have raised the possibility of postpartum depression or postpartum psychosis and argued that the mother's behaviour should be investigated from both a medical and psychological perspective rather than being attributed solely to a demand for a luxury vehicle.

Postpartum mental-health conditions can sometimes seriously affect a new mother's behaviour, judgment and ability to care for herself or her baby. However, there is currently no verified evidence establishing that either condition was involved in this particular case.

Other observers have also questioned the role of the hospital and the child's father. They have asked why alternative feeding arrangements, including medically appropriate infant formula where necessary, were not immediately implemented if the mother was genuinely refusing to breastfeed.

Medical professionals generally advise that newborns receive adequate nutrition promptly, particularly when breastfeeding is not possible or sufficient. The appropriate alternative depends on the baby's condition and should be determined with medical guidance.

The controversy has therefore developed into a broader discussion about parental responsibility, newborn care, postpartum mental health and the importance of immediate medical intervention when an infant is not being adequately fed.

At the centre of the outrage, however, remains the reported death of a newborn who had only recently entered the world.

Authorities are reportedly expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the baby's death and determine whether anyone should face criminal responsibility. Until such investigations are completed, allegations circulating online should be treated with caution, particularly claims about the mother's motives and the exact cause of the infant's death.

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