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Ejisu Plans New Festival to Rescue Yaa Asantewaa Museum, Abandoned Since 2004 Fire
The Ejisu traditional area is launching a new December festival to raise funds for the Yaa Asantewaa Museum, which has remained unrestored for over two decades.
Krobo Schoolchildren Take Centre Stage as Third Ngmayem Mock Durbar Draws 14 Schools
Fourteen schools across the Krobo area recreated traditional royal ceremonies at the third Ngmayem Festival Mock Durbar, blending cultural education with youthful pride.
Women traders face illegal levies and harassment at Ghana's borders with no way to report abuses
A stakeholder dialogue in Aflao has exposed a stark gap between Ghana's AfCFTA commitments and the daily reality faced by women cross-border traders.
Ghana's GH¢31bn informal border trade throttled by harassment, hidden fees and red tape — despite AfCFTA promises
Informal cross-border trade worth GH¢31 billion in 2025 is being strangled by arbitrary charges and border chaos, undermining Ghana's AfCFTA ambitions.
MoFA Stonewalls RTI Request Over Mystery Warehouses in Western North, Fuelling Accountability Fears
Ghana's Ministry of Food and Agriculture has ignored a Right to Information request seeking details about two agricultural warehouses in Juaboso and Suaman Dadieso.
Prof. Peter Quartey Takes the Helm at PIAC as Five New Members Join Oil Revenue Watchdog
Economist Professor Peter Quartey has been elected Chairman of Ghana's Public Interest and Accountability Committee following the swearing-in of five new members.
MTTD Clarifies TraffiTech-GH Rollout: Road Safety Education Takes Priority Over Arrests
Ghana's Motor Traffic and Transport Department says the new TraffiTech-GH automated enforcement system is about changing driver behaviour, not filling arrest quotas.
IMF Warns Ghana Still Vulnerable to Gold, Cocoa and Oil Price Swings as Domestic Risks Linger
The IMF has flagged ongoing economic vulnerabilities for Ghana, citing commodity price volatility and domestic fiscal pressures even as performance under its recovery programme remains broadly on track.
Prof. Peter Quartey Takes Helm of PIAC as Ghana's Oil Watchdog Gets New Leadership
Economist Professor Peter Quartey has been elected Chair of Ghana's Public Interest and Accountability Committee for a one-year term beginning November 2026.
Over 450 Ghanaian Companies Face January Deadline or Risk Being Struck Off the Register
The Registrar of Companies has warned 453 firms they must regularise their status by January or face dissolution, as 323 companies have already been struck off.
UN Envoy Queen Máxima Pushes Ghana to Close the Gap Between Banking Access and Financial Wellbeing
Queen Máxima has urged Ghanaian authorities to move beyond account ownership and focus on products that build genuine financial health for citizens.
Farmer Found Dead With Gunshot Wound in Central Region; Police Probe Circumstances
A 56-year-old farmer has been found dead in his room at Assin Ketukrom with a gunshot wound, prompting a police investigation into the suspicious circumstances.