Alhaji Farouk Hamza Hajj operations have been digitised for the past eight years under the immediate past Ghana Hajj Board. This was disclosed in a reaction to Mussa Dankwah’s
Alhaji Farouk Hamza Hajj operations have been digitised for the past eight years under the immediate past Ghana Hajj Board. This was disclosed in a reaction to Mussa Dankwah’s
Pilgrims at the Hajj village Complaints about poor management of Hajj 2025 by pilgrims have marred this year’s operations. One hundred and forty-five (145) paid-up prospective pilgrims could not
The Hajj Pilgrimage is an important religious assignment for Ghanaian Muslims at home and abroad each of them obsessed with performing this spiritual obligation. Over the years, Ghanaian pilgrims
Some of the pilgrims at the Yakubu Tali International Airport The first batch of four hundred and twenty-five (425) pilgrims have been airlifted from the Yakubu Tali International Airport
Ben Abdallah Band Former Hajj Board Chairman, Alhaji Ben Abdallah Banda Esq, has urged the current board led by the Chairman of the interim Hajj Taskforce, Collins Dauda,
The concerned Muslims Association of Ghana have expressed distress in the silence of the government to announce the 2025 hajj fees. In a statement, the group explained that there
Alhaji Farouk Hamza The Executive Secretary of the Ghana Hajj Board, Alhaji Farouk Hamza, yesterday called for the depoliticisation of the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia. He was
The Executive Secretary in a handshake with a pilgrim at one of the tents in Mina The airlifting of four thousand pilgrims of varied backgrounds and managing same for
An urgent report has emerged from Saudi Arabia concerning the pilgrimage activities in Mina, as unexpected rain showers have reduced the running temperature in the Mecca enclave. . Earlier,
Information reaching DGN Online indicates that two Ghanaian pilgrims performing this year’s Hajj from Damongo in the Savannah Region have died from health complications in Saudi Arabia. According to
The Accra segment of the 2024 Hajj airlift is set to commence today as relevant state agencies have deployed their personnel to the Hajj Village near the Kotoka International
Pilgrims boarding the aircraft The first batch of four hundred and twenty eight (428) pilgrims were airlifted from the Tamale International Airport en route to Madina, Saudi Arabia. The
The Chairman addressing the media. Seated with him are some board members and leadership of the Hajj Agents Association All is set for the maiden airlift of over four