Why Colombia Is Closing Its Embassy in Ghana: Cost Cuts, Foreign Policy Reset and the Nigeria Pivot

Bogotá’s decision comes just months after Ghana and Colombia expanded political and maritime cooperation, but evidence points to a sweeping diplomatic restructuring—not a breakdown in relations with Accra. By Raw

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Colombia Earthquake: Death Toll Rises to 164 as Rescuers Search for Survivors After Powerful 7.4-Magnitude Quake

Western Colombia reels from its strongest earthquake of the century as Cali, Pereira and Chocó record heavy casualties, widespread building damage and continuing rescue operations By Raw Reporters News Desk

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Russia Eyes Deeper Ghana Partnership in Trade, Nuclear Energy, AI and Education

Ambassador Andrei Ordash says Moscow wants Ghana to serve as a strategic West African partner, with new cooperation proposed in investment, technology, agriculture, mining and human-capital development. By Raw Reporters

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The LGBTQ+ Question: Political Calculus, Electoral Strategy, and the Battle for Ghana’s Moral Landscape

A Narrative on the NPP, NDC, and the Politics of Identity in Contemporary Ghana Introduction Few issues have crystallized the intersection of morality, governance, and electoral politics in Ghana quite

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Ghana’s Silent Killer: How High Blood Pressure Is Bleeding the Nation’s Health System and Economy Dry

By Dr. Raymond Kojo Agbadi | Special Health Correspondent ACCRA, GHANA — Imagine paying more than half your monthly salary just to manage a condition your doctor says you should have

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Mahama’s UN Reparations Push: A Historic Vote That Exposes Global Fault Lines

By Raw Reporter's International Affairs Correspondent The United Nations General Assembly vote on March 25, 2026, marks a defining moment in the global conversation on historical justice. Spearheaded by Ghana’s

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Opinion: Overcrowded Emergency Rooms Won’t Be Fixed by Staged Ministerial Visits

March 25.2025| Ghana Health & Public Policy By Dr. Raymond Kojo Agbadi The crisis in Ghana's hospital emergency departments is no secret — so why are we still pretending otherwise?

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Ghana’s Stance on the Israel/USA–Iran War: Diplomatic Caution Amid Growing Economic Headwinds for Africa

March 22, 2026 Introduction: A Distant War With Proximate Consequences  The 2026 Iran war began on 28 February 2026, when the United States and Israel launched surprise airstrikes on multiple

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Burkina Faso Tomato Export Ban Raises Concerns Over Food Prices and Livelihoods in Ghana

Accra, Ghana Ghana could be heading toward a significant rise in food prices and increased pressure on household incomes following Burkina Faso’s recent ban on tomato exports—a move already sending

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