Ghana's Judicial Overhaul: How the State is Dismantling Tribunal System to Fix Court Delays
Ghana's government formally moved to abolish specialised tribunals and absorb them into regular courts to address decades of case backlogs.
Ghana Hotels Association pushes NIA for clarity on new card verification rules
Hoteliers scramble to comply with biometric-only Ghana Card policy as NIA's new regulations threaten daily operations.
Bank of Ghana Deputy Governor warns central banks must shift focus beyond individual institutions to ensure economic stability
Bank of Ghana's Asiama argues that modern financial oversight requires systemic risk assessment, not just bank-by-bank monitoring.
Ghana's Samreboi Illegal Mining Case: Chairman Wontumi Sentenced to 20 Years
A prominent figure faces two decades in prison following conviction for illegal mining operations in Ghana's Samreboi forest area.
High Court Denies Adjournment Plea in Wontumi Case; Public Weighs In on Ruling
Ghana's High Court has rejected a request to postpone proceedings in a significant case, sparking public reaction and debate over judicial procedure.
Transport costs driving inflation surge; BoG signals tough choices ahead on interest rates
Bank of Ghana warns rising fuel and transport fares could push inflation higher, complicating monetary policy decisions.
Bank of Ghana Halts Gold Board Financing: What It Means for Your Money
BoG ends prefinancing for Ghana Gold Board purchases effective July 2026, reshaping domestic liquidity and monetary policy strategy.
ECG announces two-day maintenance shutdown across Kumasi communities
Electricity Company of Ghana schedules network maintenance in Ashanti Region on July 21-22, affecting multiple Kumasi communities.
Effia-Kwesimintsim Assembly targets poverty reduction through sustainable development push
MCE Abdul-Majeed Dokurgu outlines progress on healthcare, agriculture and infrastructure across Western Region municipality.
Mahama pledges Ho-Aflao Highway sections ready within six months as reconstruction accelerates
President Mahama expresses confidence that completed sections of the Ho-Aflao Highway will be commissioned within six months, with major portions ready by early 2027.
Ghana at 67: A nation of infinite promise, finite progress—what went wrong?
Despite vast natural wealth and cultural richness, Ghana continues struggling with basic development. A candid reckoning with our unfulfilled potential.
Ghana wins major trade victory: Burkina Faso lifts egg export ban, tomato imports resume
High-level talks between Ghana and Burkina Faso have resolved trade restrictions, opening new opportunities for Ghanaian poultry farmers and regional commerce.