Beyond one-off cleanups: Jospong Group pushes for permanent waste system as Accra recovers from floods
Jospong Group chairman calls for sustainable nationwide waste management following recent Accra flooding and cleanup efforts.
Over one million women lose aid access as international funding collapses; Ghana's vulnerable face crisis
UN report warns of humanitarian catastrophe as global development aid hits record low, threatening women-led organisations across Africa including Ghana.
Ghana to scale up numeracy programmes as maths education lags behind literacy push
Education Ministry plans major expansion of mathematics interventions after recognising numeracy has received far less attention than reading skills in schools.
Why Ghana's Flood Crisis Keeps Repeating: A System Broken by Poor Planning and Budget Cuts
Ghanaians face a cycle of preventable flooding deaths and property destruction, driven by inadequate sanitation budgets, poor drainage planning, and lack of accountability.
Two Nigerian nationals arrested in Tamale over murder of compatriot; fraud dispute suspected
Police arrest two Nigerians at Ghana-Togo border following murder of fellow countryman in Sanzirigu suburb.
Ghana's 24-Hour Economy Stalled by Credit Crunch: Why Manufacturers Need Long-Term Financing
AGI warns government's industrial expansion plan risks failure without affordable, long-term credit tailored to manufacturing investment cycles.
Dambai opens new yam season with traditional rites, boosting trade in Oti Region
Traditional authorities in Dambai have lifted the ban on yam sales following customary ceremonies, officially launching the 2026 trading season.
Adu-Boahene Trial: Defence Presses EOCO Investigator Over GH¢49m Fund Diversion Probe
Defence counsel challenges lead investigator's understanding of national security structure in former NSB chief's fraud trial.
Ghana's Youth Demand Real Action on Agriculture Investment—Not Just Policy Promises
Over 350 young agribusiness practitioners have called for concrete funding and accountability mechanisms to ensure youth benefit from Ghana's massive agricultural programmes.
Ghana's Digital Economy Under Siege: Why Fraud Prevention Needs More Than Technology
E-Crime Bureau founder warns Ghana must build multi-layered defences against digital fraud as mobile money transactions surge to GH¢3 trillion annually.
US and Iran escalate military strikes as Strait of Hormuz tensions spiral out of control
US-Iran hostilities intensify with over 140 American strikes on Iranian targets, threatening global oil markets and trade routes critical to Ghana's economy.
Ghana's Courts Going Digital: How Technology Is Transforming Access to Justice
The judiciary is modernising Ghana's legal system through digital platforms, removing geographical barriers and improving court efficiency nationwide.