Miners' Group Demands Soldier's Suspension Over Kyebi Zongo Shooting Incident
Small-scale miners association calls for immediate interdiction of military officer filmed shooting civilian during illegal mining crackdown.
Chereponi's Wenchiki community ends water crisis with dam rehabilitation project
Residents of Wenchiki in Chereponi District, North East Region, gain reliable water access after dam rehabilitation.
Senior Police Officer Under Investigation Over Alleged Asafo Brothel Properties in Kumasi
Ashanti Regional Police Command probes Chief Inspector suspected of owning unlicensed structures housing sex workers in Kumasi's Asafo district.
Ghana's Top Judge Backs Live Court Broadcasts to Rebuild Public Trust in Judiciary
Justice Ackah-Boafo calls for selective live-streaming of Supreme Court proceedings to enhance transparency and confidence, citing South Africa's model.
Justice must reach all Ghanaians equally, Court of Appeal judge insists
A senior judge calls for equitable access to justice across Ghana, citing digital tools as key to bridging geographical divides.
Mahama activates dormant waste transfer stations across Greater Accra to tackle post-flood sanitation crisis
President directs immediate operationalisation of six Zoomlion transfer stations to improve waste collection following recent flooding in Accra.
Beyond the Broom: Why Ghana Needs Year-Round Waste Systems, Not Photo-Op Cleanups
Political analyst argues Ghana's waste crisis demands permanent infrastructure, not periodic national clean-up campaigns led by presidents.
US-Iran tensions escalate with fresh strikes as Middle East shipping routes face disruption
Escalating US-Iran military confrontation threatens global oil markets and West African trade routes as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz intensify.
Accra Airport Ditches Shoe Removal Rule—Here's What Changes for Travellers
Ghana's Accra International Airport has upgraded security screening technology, eliminating the need for passengers to remove shoes, belts, laptops and liquids.
Northern Ghana's classroom crisis: advocacy groups push government to build schools amid tree-learning nightmare
Education groups demand immediate government action to address severe classroom shortages affecting thousands of pupils in Northern Ghana.
UWR Minister Pushes Northern Ghana Youth to Think Bigger: Move Beyond Survival Businesses
Regional Minister Charles Lwanga Puozuing challenges Upper West entrepreneurs to build competitive enterprises with global ambitions.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade threatens Ghana's fuel security and cedi stability
Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger fuel shortages and currency pressure for Ghana, which imports nearly all petroleum.