Egya Tur Goes Digital: What Ghana's New Traffic Cameras Say About Us
A witty new column reflects on how overnight the sight of traffic cameras transformed Ghanaian roads into models of orderly, considerate driving.
Bank of Ghana Moves to Regulate Stablecoins as Governor Warns of Threat to Cedi and Monetary Control
The Bank of Ghana has raised alarms over foreign-currency stablecoins, warning they could erode the cedi's dominance and undermine the central bank's monetary policy tools.
US Launches Strikes on Iranian Island as Middle East Conflict Escalates Ahead of Midterm Vote
The United States has struck Iran's Qeshm Island in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fresh fears of broader conflict in a region critical to global oil supplies.
Protect Ghana's Land and Resources for Future Generations: The Case for Trusteeship Laws
A growing chorus of voices is calling on Parliament to enact dedicated trusteeship legislation to stop communal land and natural resources from being squandered at the expense of younger and future Ghanaians.
Kimi Antonelli Rewrites Formula 1 History Books at Just 20 Years Old
Italian driver Kimi Antonelli clinched his debut F1 world championship in Mexico City, becoming the sport's youngest-ever champion at 20 years and 68 days old.
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NPP Supporters Hit the Streets in Accra Over Ablakwa's Handling of South Africa Evacuation Funds
NPP supporters have gathered at Tetteh Quarshie interchange in Accra to demand accountability from Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa over funds linked to the South Africa evacuation exercise.
Actors Guild Calls for Urgent Support for Veteran Stars as Ghana Mourns Grace Nortey
The Actors Guild of Ghana has issued a passionate plea for better care of veteran performers following the passing of screen legend Grace Nortey.
Ghana Mourns Grace Nortey: Daughters Share Touching Tribute to a Mother Who Gave Them What She Never Had
The five daughters of legendary Ghanaian actress Grace Nortey have paid an emotional tribute, saying she filled their home with the love she herself never received as a child.
Minority Caucus Pushes Back: Fresh Motion Filed to Force Parliamentary Probe into Ghana Drug Bust Scandal
The Minority Caucus has filed a new motion challenging Speaker Bagbin's rejection of a parliamentary inquiry into drug busts linked to Ghana.
Finance Minister: Transparent Economic Data Is the Foundation of Ghana's Recovery
Ghana's Finance Minister has stressed that public trust in government hinges on citizens being able to see and understand the country's economic figures.
Minority Challenges Bagbin's Ruling, Pushes for Parliamentary Drug Trafficking Probe
Ghana's Minority in Parliament has filed a formal motion to overturn Speaker Bagbin's ruling that blocked a proposed inquiry into drug trafficking through the country.
Call for Independent Body to Police Political Party Funding in Ghana Gains Momentum
A development economist is urging Ghana to establish an independent regulator to oversee political party financing and close glaring accountability gaps.