Ghana's Democracy at Risk if Campaign Financing Goes Unchecked, Economist Warns
A development economist is urging Ghana to reform its political financing laws before wealthy backers turn public office into a vehicle for private gain.
Ghana's First Climate x Culture Summit Puts Sustainability at the Heart of the Events Industry
Musicians, scientists, bankers and festival directors gathered in Accra to explore how Ghana's creative sector can lead meaningful climate action.
Free SHS Food Suppliers Set for Five-Day Accra Protest Over Unpaid 2024 Debts
The Controlled Food Suppliers Association plans a five-day demonstration at the Ghana Commodity Exchange in November 2026 over unresolved payments for food supplied to Free SHS schools.
NIA's New Mobile App to Bring Ghana Card Biometric Verification to Your Fingertips
The National Identification Authority is developing a mobile app that lets individuals and small businesses verify Ghana Card identities with a simple yes-or-no response.
8% Pay Rise Falls Short, Says Ghana's Public Services Workers' Union
Ghana's Public Services Workers' Union says the agreed 8% base pay increase for 2027 fails to address the deeper crisis of unrealistic salaries in the public sector.
Bawumia Takes AI and Space Tech Lessons from Japan in Bid to Shape Ghana's Future Development
Former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has completed a study tour of Japan's top research institutions, exploring how AI and satellite technology could solve Ghana's pressing development challenges.
72-Year-Old Man Nabbed in Ashanti Over Sakumono Double Murder Linked to GH¢500,000 Loan Dispute
Authorities have arrested a 72-year-old suspect in Tikrom near Ejisu over the killing of two people at Sakumono's NTHC Estate following an alleged loan dispute.
NSA Launches Medical Screening for Basic Military Training Programme
The National Service Authority has begun a week-long screening exercise for national service personnel interested in its Basic Military Training Programme.
Your Ghana Card is still valid — NIA explains what the new biometric verification law actually changes
The National Identification Authority has reassured Ghanaians that the new biometric verification regulation does not require new Ghana Cards or fresh registration.
South Africa's 'Farmgate' Scandal: Man Convicted of Stealing Over $500,000 from Ramaphosa's Property
A South African court has found Imanuwela David guilty of stealing more than $500,000 in cash from President Cyril Ramaphosa's Phala Phala farm in a case that triggered an impeachment saga.
Russia Bombs Ukraine Aid Centre, Killing 26 as Peace Talks Loom — What Africa Must Take Note Of
At least 26 people were killed when Russian aerial bombs struck a humanitarian aid distribution centre in southern Ukraine, in an attack President Zelensky called utterly horrific.
Techiman SHS Teachers in Custody After Viral Video Exposes Alleged Student Assault
Two teachers at Techiman Senior High School have been arrested after a video showing them allegedly assaulting a 17-year-old student went viral online.