Two Ghanaian ministers among eight dead in helicopter crash
[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 6/08/2025
Edward Boamah, Ghana’s minister of defence, and Ibrahim Mohammed, the minister of environment, were among eight people confirmed dead after a military helicopter crashed in the country’s southern Ashanti region on Wednesday. The crash involved a Z-9 helicopter belonging to the Ghana Armed Forces, which lost contact during a flight from Accra, the capital, to Obuasi, a gold-mining town in the south of the country. The aircraft was carrying five passengers and three crew members when it went down. Confirmation of the crash and the casualties came in a statement from Julius Debrah, chief of (…)
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