Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila has announced a movement to “save” his country, after a meeting with other opposition leaders in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi.

The meeting, held on Tuesday and Wednesday, resolved to rally Congolese to oppose the “dictatorship” of President Félix Tshisekedi, according to a document seen by the BBC.

Congolese government spokesman Patrick Muyaya dismissed it as a “non-event”, and a meeting of “fugitives and convicts”. Kenya’s foreign ministry has not responded to the BBC’s request for comment.

Kabila was recently sentenced to death back home for war crimes and treason. He rejected the charges as “arbitrary” but did not appear in court to defend himself.

Since May, his whereabouts have not been known until earlier this week when images of him in Nairobi surfaced on social media.

The meeting in Nairobi included former DR Congo Prime Minister Augustin Matata Ponyo, who was sentenced to a decade in prison for corruption in May.

Participants warned that DR Congo was facing a deepening crisis due to the government’s rejection of inclusive dialogue and poor economic governance.

They criticised Tshisekedi’s failure to enact policies to address urgent public needs, despite his full control of state power.

“From every corner and crevice of Congo, let us unite and take daily actions to save the DR Congo. Every gesture matters and will count toward victory and dignity,” they said in the 14-point declaration bearing the signatures of the leaders of 12 opposition and civil society groups.

They also denounced the “arbitrary detention of political leaders… [and] all the unfair judgments handed down by courts and tribunals against opposition leaders” and critics of the government.

They vowed to launch a diplomatic offensive to alert the international community to DR Congo’s crisis.

The Congolese government has previously expressed concerns over Kenya hosting opposition figures linked to the M23 rebels, who have seized large parts of eastern DR Congo, sparking a diplomatic row.

In 2023, opposition figure Corneille Nangaa announced the formation of the opposition Alliance Fleuve Congo from Nairobi. The group includes opposition figures and the M23.

Kabila ruled DR Congo from 2001 until 2019, after succeeding his father Laurent, who was shot dead in 2001.

Kabila backed Tshisekedi in the disputed elections of 2019, but they later fell out and Kabila went into self-imposed exile in 2023.

Tshisekedi accused Kabila of being the brains behind the M23 rebel group in eastern DR Congo and senators stripped him of his legal immunity, paving the way for his prosecution in a military court that led to the death sentence two weeks ago.

In April this year, the former president said he wanted to help find a solution to the deadly fighting in the east and arrived in the M23-held city of Goma the following month. He had not been seen in public since then until this week.

The meeting in Nairobi came as the Congolese government signed an agreement with the M23 in Doha to set up a way of monitoring their ceasefire.

Both sides have accused the other of breaking the deal.

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If you’ve been worried about being stopped by the DVLA’s Compliance Team and slapped with a fine, here’s some news that might ease your mind — at least for now.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has officially suspended all fines and penalties imposed by its Compliance Team nationwide. The suspension takes effect from Wednesday, October 15, 2025, and will remain in force until further notice.

This follows several weeks of strict DVLA road enforcement operations aimed at ensuring that all drivers and vehicles comply with Ghana’s transport and road safety regulations.

However, after receiving extensive public feedback and conducting internal reviews, the Authority says it’s taking a breather to make room for broader stakeholder consultations.

What Exactly Has Been Suspended?

The DVLA clarified that the suspension only applies to fines and charges issued by its Compliance Team — not to the country’s legal road requirements.

The Authority explained in a statement on October 14:

This suspension relates specifically to the fees and charges that were being enforced by the Compliance Team. It does not suspend the legal requirements for drivers and vehicles to operate on Ghana’s roads.

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In short, the DVLA fines suspension doesn’t mean you can drive without proper documentation. You still need to have a valid driver’s licence, roadworthy certificate, and insurance before hitting the road.

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Why Has The DVLA Suspended Its Road Fines?

The decision to suspend the exercise comes after public complaints and calls for wider consultation between the Authority, transport unions, and drivers.

Many road users raised concerns about how the fines were being implemented and whether enough education had been done before enforcement began.

The DVLA says it listened.

“The objective is not to punish but to ensure understanding and compliance. We want all drivers and vehicle owners to be aware of what is required of them before sanctions are applied,” the statement noted.

In essence, the DVLA road fines suspension is meant to allow time for education, engagement, and clarity before enforcement resumes.

What Happens During The Suspension Period?

While the fines have been put on hold, the Authority emphasised that road safety remains a top national priority.

During this period, the DVLA will engage in stakeholder consultations with transport unions, drivers, and other players in the transport industry to design a fairer and more transparent enforcement system.

The Authority also reminded drivers that this is not a licence to break the law.

“Although committed to ensuring safety on our roads, we equally appreciate the fact that the general public must be adequately educated to fully appreciate the responsibilities unapproved conducts on our roads come with,” the statement said.

So, while the Compliance Team may not be on the roads for now, the rules still apply. Keep your documents valid, renew expired papers, and ensure your vehicle is roadworthy.

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What This Means For Ghanaian Road Users

For everyday drivers and vehicle owners, this suspension means you won’t be fined by the DVLA’s Compliance Team for now. But it doesn’t mean road offences are allowed — police and other agencies can still enforce existing traffic laws.

The DVLA’s pause is essentially an opportunity for the Authority to educate drivers better and make enforcement more transparent and fair.

Once consultations are complete, the Compliance Team will return to the roads — likely with clearer guidelines and more public understanding of what’s required.

Bottom Line

The DVLA road fines suspension is temporary and aims to promote better communication and compliance, not to excuse lawbreaking.

If you’re a driver in Ghana, continue to:

• Keep your roadworthy and insurance documents up to date.

• Renew your driver’s licence before it expires.

• Ensure your vehicle meets all safety standards.

Until further notice, drive safe, stay compliant, and keep your papers in order — because the Compliance Team will be back, better informed and probably stricter than before.

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The Attorney General, Dr Dominic Ayine, has withdrawn all charges against one of the co-accused persons in the ongoing criminal case involving the former Director General of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), Kwabena Adu-Boahene, after she agreed to testify for the prosecution.

According to a notice filed at the High Court in Accra on October 15, 2025, Mildred Donkor, the 3rd accused person, has been discharged from prosecution under Section 59 of the Criminal and Other Offences (Procedure) Act, 1960 (Act 30).

The document, signed by the Deputy Attorney General, Dr Justice Srem-Sai, stated that Ms Donkor is being withdrawn from prosecution in respect of all charges brought against her.

She is expected to appear as a prosecution witness in the ongoing trial against Mr Adu-Boahene (1st Accused), Angela Adjei Boateng (2nd Accused), and Advantage Solutions Limited (4th Accused).

In her witness statement, Ms Donkor detailed her long working relationship with Mr Adu-Boahene and Madam Adjei Boateng, whom she described as acquaintances she met through the Cedar Mountain Assemblies of God Church in East Legon, Accra.

According to her, she became a director of Advantage Solutions Limited at the request of Mr Adu-Boahene (A1), who needed a second director to meet registration requirements. Ms Donkor said that although she was listed as a director, she had no decision-making power and only acted on instructions from Mr Adu-Boahene and Madam Adjei Boateng (A2).

“I took no major decisions – whether financial, operational or strategic – on my own. I followed the instructions of A1 and A2,” she said in her statement.

Ms Donkor told prosecutors that she managed several transactions on behalf of the accused, including the withdrawal and delivery of large cash sums from bank accounts belonging to Advantage Solutions Limited and another firm, BNC Communications Bureau Limited.

She revealed that Mr Adu-Boahene and Madam Adjei Boateng provided her with pre-signed cheque books, allowing her to fill in amounts as instructed and withdraw sums ranging from GH¢2,000 to GH¢1 million at a time. She added that an indemnity letter had been lodged with the bank to authorise her to make withdrawals as a third party.

According to her, she routinely delivered the withdrawn cash either directly to Mr Adu-Boahene, Madam Adjei Boateng, or to Madam Margaret Aba Donkor, identified as Mr Adu-Boahene’s mother.

In one transaction she cited, Madam Adjei Donkor said Mr Adu-Boahene directed the transfer of GH¢2.5 million from the account of BNC Communications Bureau Limited to I-ZAR Limited, a company owned by Rashida Saani, on April 29, 2020.

She added that she had never been formally employed by Advantage Solutions Limited, had no contractual terms, and acted purely on ad hoc instructions from the two main accused persons.

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The Kumasi High Court Five has adjourned to October 28, 2025, a case filed by Akosua Serwaa Fosuh, who claims to be the legal wife of the late highlife musician, Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, popularly known as Daddy Lumba.  

The adjournment follows a process filed by the first defendant, Abusua Panin Kofi Owusu, challenging the capacity of Madam Akosua Serwaa as the lawful wife of the deceased.   

The Presiding Judge, Her Ladyship Dorinda Arthur, postponed proceedings to allow the court to first determine the issue of the plaintiff’s legal standing before considering the substantive matter.   

Additionally, the second and third defendants, Ms Priscilla Ofori (Odo Broni) and the Transitions Funeral Home (Enterprise Funeral Services), filed a conditional appearance motion, which permitted 14 days to gather the necessary documents and proofs.  

As a result, the application for an injunction against the first, second, and third defendants was withheld until the process filed to challenge the plaintiff’s capacity has been addressed.  

However, Her Ladyship Arthur advised the parties to explore the possibility of settling the case out of court, recommending Alternative Dispute Resolution.   

Henry B A Baidoo, a member of the plaintiff’s legal team said they were ready to settle the case out of court.  

He blamed Abusua Panyin Fosu for allowing the plaintiff to drag the case to the court when the issue could have been settled amicably.  

Madam Akosua Serwaa, on October 2, 2025, filed a lawsuit against Abusua Panyin Kofi Owusu, Priscilla Ofori, and the Transitions Funeral Home for downplaying her capacity as the legal wife of Daddy Lumba.  

The lawsuit gave an eight-day ultimatum for the defendants to cause an appearance after being served the writ.  

The celebrated musician, born Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, died on July 26, 2025.  

His family has since announced that his final funeral rites will take place on December 6, 2025, at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi, but those plans could change following the legal battle over the widowhood rights.  

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Charlie Puth and wife Brooke Sansone are expecting their first child, a surprise the singer unveiled in the music video for his new single.

The reveal is tucked into the clip for the song “Changes”, a track from Puth’s forthcoming album Whatever’s Clever.

The video mixes performance footage with intimate, candid moments.

Midway through the clip, Puth and Sansone share a quiet scene that ends with the pair reacting to the pregnancy news.

The personal reveal instantly shifted the conversation about the song, turning it into both a creative statement and a family announcement.

Puth has been steadily rolling out material tied to the new album.

‘Whatever’s Clever’ has already drawn attention for its production and pop craftsmanship, and the surprise pregnancy reveal added a human, offstage dimension to the rollout.

Fans quickly took to social media to congratulate the couple and celebrate the news.

The announcement comes as Charlie Puth continues to build on a career that mixes radio-friendly hits with meticulous studio work.

Songs such as “One Call Away”, “Attention” and “We Don’t Talk Anymore” established him as a pop songwriter with an ear for melody and detail.

With this release cycle he is combining his artistic launch with a major personal milestone.

Industry reaction has been upbeat. Music writers noted that folding a life event into a music video is an increasingly common move for artists seeking to control their narrative while keeping promotion tightly tied to the work.

For Puth, the reveal keeps attention on the single and raises anticipation for Whatever’s Clever.

Brooke Sansone has shared a low profile in public life compared with Puth’s high-profile career, which made the video reveal feel both intimate and celebratory.

The couple has not yet announced further personal details, such as an expected due date.

The combination of personal news and new music gives Puth’s latest era an emotional heartbeat that stretches beyond the charts.

For now, fans can watch the video and hear the new single while sending well wishes to the couple.

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Minister of Works, Housing, and Water Resources, Kenneth Gilbert Adjei, has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to deepening ties with Türkiye in the areas of housing and infrastructure development, describing the partnership as a key driver in tackling the country’s growing housing needs.

Speaking to JoyNews on the sidelines of the ongoing Türkiye–Africa Business and Economic Forum (TABEF) in Istanbul, the Minister said Ghana sees Türkiye as “a reliable partner in our drive to deliver affordable, climate-resilient housing and improve urban infrastructure.”

He explained that Ghana’s participation in the Forum is focused on strengthening existing bilateral relations and attracting new investment into the housing and construction sectors.

“We are here to strengthen existing relations with our Turkish counterparts and explore new investment opportunities in housing and infrastructure,” he said.

With Ghana’s housing deficit currently estimated at two million units, driven by rapid urbanisation, population growth and lack of affordable housing, the Minister said the government is implementing a multi-sector strategy to close the gap.

“We are tackling it through multi-sector collaboration, encouraging local material use, supporting developers with access to serviced land, and ensuring housing is accessible to low- and middle-income earners. Our ministry is also promoting new building technologies that make housing faster and more affordable to deliver,” he said.

On sustainability, Minister of Works, Housing, and Water Resources, Kenneth Adjei, noted that Ghana is aligning its housing agenda with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the National Climate Change Policy.

“Sustainability is at the heart of our policies. We are promoting energy-efficient buildings, water conservation, and the use of locally sourced, climate-resilient materials,” he said, adding that the government aims to ensure that all new housing developments contribute to environmental resilience.

Asked about investment opportunities for Turkish businesses, the Minister described Ghana as one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for housing and infrastructure investors.

“Ghana has a growing urban population and a strong demand for affordable and middle-income housing. The government has created an enabling environment, through public-private partnerships, tax incentives, and simplified land processes, for investors who want to enter the market.

“We welcome Turkish expertise, particularly in prefabricated construction, green building technologies, and housing finance models,” he said.

Mr Adjei praised Türkiye’s global reputation in construction and engineering, emphasising that Ghana–Türkiye cooperation has already yielded positive results.

“Our partnership with Turkey has been mutually beneficial. Turkish firms are known for their technical expertise and quality delivery.

“We believe the Türkiye –Africa Forum will open even more doors for collaboration in infrastructure, housing, and skills transfer,” he stated.

He assured potential investors of Ghana’s commitment to transparency and accountability, noting that strict oversight mechanisms are in place to guarantee value for money.

“We are guided by strong procurement laws and monitoring frameworks. Transparency and accountability are central to our work. We also emphasise local participation to ensure projects deliver both economic and social value,” he explained.

Responding to whether specific projects are available for collaboration, the minister said several public-private partnership projects are open to foreign participation.

“Yes. We have ongoing and upcoming projects in affordable housing, urban renewal, and infrastructure upgrading.

“These include public-private partnership housing projects and industrial housing for key economic zones. We welcome Turkish participation in these initiatives,” he revealed.

Kenneth Gilbert Adjei extended a strong invitation to Turkish investors, assuring them of Ghana’s stable political climate and investor-friendly policies.

“Ghana is open for business. We offer political stability, a growing economy, and an investment-friendly environment. We invite Turkish investors to be part of our housing transformation story, where investment meets real social impact,” he said.

The 5th Türkiye–Africa Business and Economic Forum has brought together over 4,000 participants, ministers, and business leaders.

It continues in Istanbul with a focus on deepening trade and investment between Türkiye and African nations under the theme “Leveraging Türkiye–Africa Relations for Mutual Gains.”

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The Ministry of Health has dismissed claims by former Health Minister Dr Bernard Okoe Boye that there is no allocation of GH¢130 million for the completion of the La General Hospital project, insisting that funds have indeed been earmarked for the facility.

Speaking in an interview on Joy FM’s Newsnight on Thursday, October 16, the Ministry’s Public Relations Officer, Tony Goodman, confirmed the allocation and suggested that Dr. Okoe Boye’s scepticism stems from the fact that he was not the one who initiated the project.

“Let me say that the La project has GH¢130 million allocated. He said he doesn’t see that anywhere. He doesn’t believe that we have allocated GH¢130 million for that project because he did not do it for his people. He’s surprised that the current minister is pushing for that,” Mr. Goodman said.

Mr. Goodman stressed that the current Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, remains committed to completing the La General Hospital despite the criticisms from his predecessor.

“His effort will not be derailed by the former minister,” he added.

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His comment comes after Dr. Okoe Boye expressed concern over delays in completing hospital projects initiated under the previous government, warning that a lack of transparency and accountability could waste public funds and deny communities essential healthcare.

He highlighted the La General Hospital as a crucial facility that could ease congestion in major Accra hospitals but lamented that construction had stalled for years.

While commending the Health Minister for visiting the site, he questioned the government’s claim of allocating GH¢130 million for the project’s completion.

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Morocco’s U-20 national team has made history by reaching the grand final of the FIFA U-20 World Cup for the first time, after edging out France in a nerve-shredding semifinal that ended in a dramatic penalty shootout.

After 120 minutes of pulsating football, the two sides were inseparable at 1-1, forcing a tense shootout in which the young Atlas Lions displayed remarkable composure and mental fortitude to secure a famous 4-2 victory.

Early Drama and Morocco’s Breakthrough

The clash began at a blistering pace, with both teams pressing high and contesting every inch of the pitch. Morocco drew first blood in the 31st minute when Yassir Zabiri’s penalty was parried by French goalkeeper Lisandru Olmeta, only for the rebound to ricochet off him and into his own net.

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It was a moment of fortune born out of relentless Moroccan pressure — a reflection of their tactical discipline, intensity, and unwavering belief that unsettled the French side throughout the first half.

France Fights Back

France, one of the tournament favourites and a traditional powerhouse at youth level, showed their pedigree after the break. Lucas Michal equalised in the 59th minute with a clinical finish that reignited French hopes and shifted the momentum.

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The final half-hour saw both sides trade chances, but the goalkeepers stood firm. Extra time produced further drama but no breakthrough, as fatigue and nerves took hold, sending the match to penalties — where history awaited.

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Penalty Perfection and Moroccan Glory

In the shootout, Morocco’s young stars held their nerve, converting all their efforts with icy precision. The defining moment came when the Moroccan goalkeeper produced a stunning save to deny France’s final kick, sparking wild celebrations among the players and fans.

The 4-2 shootout triumph sealed Morocco’s passage to their first-ever FIFA U-20 World Cup final, a monumental achievement that cements their growing reputation as a rising force in global youth football.

Argentina edges Colombia to set up final showdown

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In the other semifinal, Argentina defeated Colombia 1-0, courtesy of a 72nd-minute strike from Mateo Silvetti. The South American giants, who have maintained a perfect record in the tournament, are chasing a record-extending seventh U-20 World Cup title.

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Remarkably, Argentina’s dominance has come despite the absence of two of their brightest young stars, Claudio Echeverri of Bayer Leverkusen and Franco Mastantuono of Real Madrid, both unavailable for the tournament in Chile.

The stage is now set for a mouthwatering Morocco vs Argentina final — a clash of flair, resilience, and youthful ambition.

President John Dramani Mahama is expected to launch the School Farm Initiative on Tuesday, October 21, in the Volta Region.

The initiative aims to transform schools into centres of agricultural learning and production, targeting over 15,000 acres in 1,000 schools.

The Director of Agricultural Initiatives and Agribusiness at the Office of the President, Dr. Peter Boamah Otukunor, announced this at a two-day ELIGREEN Women and Youth Agribusiness Exhibition Summit (EWAYES 25) in Accra.

The event was held on the theme “Breaking barriers; securing market access for women and youth in the agribusiness sector.”

It attracted research institutions and food producers and processors from across the agricultural value chain.

Dr. Otukunor said another initiative on poultry and livestock training would equip about 20,000 young people in modern animal production to create jobs, while the Youth Agricultural Estate Programme would provide structural programmes through commercial farming, irrigation and market access for young graduates.

Support

He appealed to financial institutions to support the initiatives and charged the youth to avail themselves of the opportunities in order to be part of the history-making process.

Dr Otukunor said the Dobidi out-grower flagship programme is targeting about 10,000 acres of rice farms and 50,000 acres of maize, as well as input support for smallholder farmers.

The Director stated that the Dobidi Agro-Input Credit and Farmer Financing Platform was also designed to connect farmers to agro-input credit, affordable farmer financing, technical support, aggregators, off-takers and financial support, aiming to remove structural barriers that prevent smallholder farmers from accessing essential financing.

“The government is committed to building an agriculture sector that focuses on programmes and systems aimed at improving access to finance, markets and knowledge,” he said.

Dr. Otukunor said women and youth, who form the country’s agricultural backbone, still remain on the margins of opportunity, even though they till the soil, process the food and trade the produce that feeds the nation.

“Many are full of ideas but lack the capital to grow; others produce diligently but struggle to find markets, while others face cultural and institutional barriers that limit their access to training. As such, pragmatic policies and systems are needed to break these barriers to empower and promote socio-economic development,” he said.

ELIGREEN

The Director commended the Founder of ELIGREEN Hub, Ms Sophia Karem Edem Ackuaku, a former Member of Parliament for the Domeabra-Obom Constituency in the Greater Accra Region, for her resilience, vision and unwavering commitment to women and youth in agribusiness

”Your story is what Ghana needs. Bold individuals who see beyond the challenges and create platforms for others,” Dr Otukunor said.

The Head of Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Banking at Ghana Exim Bank, Evans Darko, said the bank had invested over GH₵50 million to finance the agricultural value chain and is currently investing in poultry and rice production for the next five years.

He charged the youth and producers to take advantage of the initiative.

Project

The Project Director of ELIGREEN, Prince Ackuaku, on behalf of the Founder, Sophia Karen Edem Ackuaku, said the transformative summit speaks volumes about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

“As we embark on this journey together, we aim to break down the barriers that have long hindered access to markets, finance, and innovation for women and youth in agribusiness,” he said.

Prince Ackuaku said the summit was a testament to the dedication of the partners, stakeholders, and the entire agribusiness community who believe in the power of inclusive growth.

“Today, we are not just talking about agribusiness; we are talking about empowerment to redefine the future of agriculture by ensuring that the next generation of agripreneurs, especially women and youth, have the tools and resources to work with,” he said

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