Evangelist Adomba has recounted how she avoided contracting HIV from a wealthy man she was involved with. She said she used to insert chicken feathers obtained from a native doctor into the man’s buttocks while he slept to prevent other women from snatching him. She added that the man eventually gave her all his money but often avoided having sexual intercourse with her. According to her, he later opened up and told her he considered her a good soul and did not want to infect her with HIV.

“I did 60km/h on the GIMPA Road, where the speed limit is 50km/h, and TRAFFITECH has charged me GH¢240 for speeding. They even sent me a whole video. These people will make money today.” — A woman says she has been fined GH¢240 by TRAFFITECH for driving at 60km/h on the GIMPA Road, where the speed limit is 50km/h.

Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister James Gyakye Quayson has met the mother of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong, who was shot dead in New York, and assured her of government support and diplomatic engagement with US authorities.

“You are doing the wrong thing. This is theft. Just charge the right amount. I have no problem paying GH₵10, but I will not sit in this car and allow you to cheat someone.” — A man confronts a trotro mate over a GH₵10 fare from Accra to Tesano, warning that excessive transport charges could contribute to rising prices of goods and services.

“All I want is for the system to make us feel safe and ensure this never happens again. Nobody feels safe in the community anymore.” — A young man speaks as Javits Frimpong’s schoolmates, Ghanaian children and other Africans in the US stage a protest, demanding justice for the 15-year-old Ghanaian boy who was fatally shot while walking to school in the Bronx, New York.

Javits Frimpong’s classmates take to the streets of New York to demand justice for the 15-year-old Ghanaian boy who was shot on his way to school, while calling for stronger measures to protect students against bullying.

A man captures foreign nationals sleeping at Independence Square in Accra, with some of their belongings and other items seen at the location.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to halt the recruitment of Ghanaians to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war following concerns raised by President John Dramani Mahama.

Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has announced that Ghana will introduce upgraded cedi banknotes on November 12, featuring new security and design features.

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Ghana and Russia Renew an Old Friendship Some friendships don't fade. They wait for the right moment to be picked up again. President John Dramani Mahama's visit to Moscow was that moment for Ghana and Russia. Ghana and Russia established diplomatic relations in 1958, a year after independence, and the relationship has rested on solidarity, friendship and cooperation ever since. Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah championed international partnerships as a route to Africa's industrialization, education, scientific development and economic transformation, and he found a partner in Moscow. He visited the Soviet Union in 1961. In the years that followed, hundreds of Ghanaians went to Soviet universities to study medicine, engineering and the sciences, and many came home to build the country. Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah also dreamed of a Ghana powered by nuclear science, and the Atomic Energy Commission was founded in 1963 to pursue it. That dream is the thread this visit picks up.   Against this backdrop, the renewed engagement builds on that legacy while answering the ambitions of modern Ghana. The six outcomes show how far the conversation has moved. The six outcomes of the President John Dramani Mahama's visit to Moscow show how far the conversation has moved. 1. Energy- Both countries will cooperate toward a 2,000MW nuclear power plant, to secure Ghana's energy future and drive industrialization. It rekindles Osagyefo's vision, six decades on.   2. Defence - A new cooperation pact will strengthen the Ghana Armed Forces.   3. Agriculture- Ghana will receive more support for grain production and better access to fertilizers, which matters directly to farmers and food security.   4. Education - More scholarships will open for Ghanaian students in Russia, continuing a tradition that has shaped generations.   5. Security- Russia has committed to stop Ghanaians from being recruited or enlisting to fight in the Russia–Ukraine war.   6. Bilateral cooperation- The Ghana–Russia Permanent Joint Commission will be revived, with Moscow ready to host the next meeting soon.   After more than sixty years of cordial relations, these commitments open real opportunities for partnership, growth and national development. The friendship is old, and it now has a concrete agenda.   His Excellency John Dramani Mahama signed autographs at the All-Russian Decorative Art Museum in Moscow after a textile exhibition that took Ghana's heritage from the loom to the world stage. Mounted by the Ghana Export Promotion Authority in partnership with the Centre for Diplomacy of Russia, and supported by the Ghana Investment Promotion Authority, the exhibition drew a full house with the President as guest of honor. It presented Kente and Fugu alongside the wider Ghanaian textile industry, and told the national story through textiles, imagery and a showcase of all of Ghana's past presidents, tying craft to the leaders and moments that shaped the republic. #MahamaThePresident #ActaNonVerba

Commercial transport operators in Ghana have announced a nationwide withdrawal of services on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, accusing the government and the Ghana Police Service of failing to enforce L.I. 2519, Regulation 142, which prohibits trading at bus stops and on pedestrian walkways. In a notice signed by five transport groups, the operators also criticised the rollout of TRAFFITECH-GH, accusing authorities of fining and harassing drivers while failing to address the trading activities. The groups have directed all commercial drivers to park their vehicles on Wednesday until further notice, apologising to commuters for the inconvenience.

NAIMOS has arrested several illegal miners caught engaging in illegal mining activities on the Offin River at Subin Akwaaboso.

BREAKING — A Syrian national who travelled from Ghana through the Accra International Airport has been arrested in Lebanon after 40kg of cocaine was discovered in two bags he was carrying at the airport.

A woman storms into a gay man’s room after discovering that they are both having an affair, demanding that he bring his husband out of hiding.

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