Flood and fire disasters recorded in the Central Region in the past week alone have affected some 4,636 residents across 11 ...

The Central Regional Secretariat of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has raised alarm over a series of recent hydrometeorological disasters and fire outbreaks that have wreaked ...

The Central Regional Secretariat of the National Disaster Management Organisation (NADMO) has convened a press briefing to ...

The Central Regional Secretariat of NADMO has issued an urgent appeal for humanitarian assistance, highlighting the dire ...

It was the kind of helpless moment no one ever wants to experience. A female journalist from the Multimedia Group found ...

By Kwabia Owusu-Mensah/Samuel Ofori Boateng. Kumasi, March 21, GNA – Kumasi, the second largest city in Ghana has experienced one of the most horrific fire disasters in its recent history.

Campaigners are calling for donations to support the relief effort at Kantamanto Market, one of the world’s largest secondhand clothing market, in Ghana following a fire that has impacted an ...

By Amos SAFOBetween January and March this year, our economy has witnessed three major fire outbreaks, which have destroyed shops and goods estimated to cost billions of cedis.Early in January ...

For traders like 45-year-old Fred Asiedu, the fire is a life-altering disaster. "Everything I own was here -- my wares, my savings, my future. Now, it's all gone," Asiedu said.

Ghana's informal economy has suffered an enormous blow after a fire engulfed the Kantamanto used clothes market in the capital on Thursday, destroying more than 100 shops and goods worth millions ...

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was in Ghana when her city's fires began, despite ample warnings that a disaster was likely. Frank Saka / Facebook You are viewing 1 of 8 images Previous Image Next Image ...

The fire, which erupted late on Wednesday, January 1, consumed vast sections of the largest used clothes market in the West African country, displacing thousands of traders, disaster officials said.