Top trends in Ghana today;

SECURITY & NATIONAL NEWS
Burkina Faso Attack:
Tension remains high after Ghanaian tomato traders were attacked in Burkina Faso by JNIM militants. President Mahama visited survivors at the 37 Military Hospital, pledging full medical support.
“Russian Scandal” Trends:
Leaked intimate videos involving a Russian national, Vladislav Liulkov, have stirred nationwide debate. The Russian Embassy promises cooperation, while Ghana’s Gender Minister warns against sharing the content under cybercrime laws.
Mamprobi Baby Recovery:
Relief as a stolen 4-day-old baby was found at Mamprobi Polyclinic. The family now demands a DNA test before reunion.
💰 ECONOMY & BUSINESS
Producer Inflation Slows:
Producer inflation drops to 1.6% in January, though monthly prices rose 3.3%. The Ghana Statistical Service cautions businesses against excessive price hikes.
Cocoa Crisis Deepens:
COCOBOD announces salary cuts for top officials amid liquidity pressure. A new producer price takes effect Friday, as calls for a forensic audit grow louder.
Debt & IMF Debate:
Ghana remains the 4th highest IMF debt-holder in Africa, fueling debate over fiscal reforms and the “Reset” agenda.
🎭 ENTERTAINMENT & SOCIAL BUZZ
Yaw Sarpong One-Week Observance:
Tributes pour in as the gospel community honors the late legend Yaw Sarpong today.
Kwaw Kese vs Kwesi Arthur:
Kwaw Kese trends after pledging to refund $170 raised for Kwesi Arthur following backlash.
Kayamata Documentary Sparks Firestorm:
A viral exposé on the “dark side” of Kayamata ignites conversations on relationships and spirituality.
⚽ SPORTS
Black Stars vs Mexico Confirmed:
A May friendly against Mexico is set as part of World Cup 2026 prep — fans question timing and readiness.
Hearts of Oak Triumph:
The Phobians stun Kumasi, ending Asante Kotoko’s home dominance in a dramatic victory celebration.