Ghana's Drug Crisis Demands Systemic Overhaul, Catholic Bishops Warn After Cocaine Seizure in France
Catholic Bishops call for comprehensive national action against drug trafficking following 3.9-tonne cocaine seizure linked to Ghana.
Okada riders in Accra cry foul over alleged police extortion during traffic stops
Commercial motorcycle operators report systematic demands for cash without clear explanations from traffic police in Accra.
Two arrested in Accra over GH¢22,000 SHS admissions bribery scheme
Police arrest two suspects accused of collecting bribes for fraudulent senior high school placements via CSSPS.
Multi-billion-cedi Astroturf Programme Plagued by Corruption, Ownership Disputes—Corruption Watch Investigation
Corruption Watch's investigation exposes procurement fraud and ownership disputes in Ghana's One Constituency, One Astroturf programme, implicating senior government officials.
GRA Customs Officials in Cocaine Case: Why the Secrecy? Expert Demands Public Disclosure
Security analyst Victor Doke questions why identities of four GRA Customs officials remanded over cocaine case remain undisclosed.
Hohoe Stadium Ownership Row: MCE Confirms Long-Standing Public Concerns Over State Funding
Hohoe MCE Prosper Kumi acknowledges residents' longstanding belief that the municipal stadium is state-owned, as Corruption Watch investigation raises procurement questions.
Catholic Bishops demand urgent inquiry into SHS 'protocol admissions' and alleged payment schemes
Ghana's Catholic Bishops call for full transparency review of senior high school placement system amid corruption concerns.
Why Ghana's School Placement System Fails Good Students—And How to Fix It
Parents and teachers reveal systemic failures in Ghana's computerised school placement, from unexplained algorithms to alleged corruption exploiting uninformed families.
ECG's Real Problem: How Politicians and Cronies Drain Ghana's Power Utility, Expert Says
Energy expert Ben Boakye exposes alleged procurement corruption at ECG, claiming politically connected individuals exploit inefficiencies costing consumers billions.
Former Deputy Attorney-General Joseph Kpemka Questioned by EOCO Over BOST Dealings
Former Deputy Attorney-General Joseph Kpemka questioned by EOCO over BOST dealings
Parliament's Vetting Chair Denies Bribery Allegations Against Committee Members
Bernard Ahiafor, chairperson of Parliament's Appointments Committee, categorically denies that committee members have accepted bribes or gifts from nominees.
Supreme Court allows Skytrain trial to proceed as Asamoah's bid to halt case fails
Solomon Asamoah's attempt to stop the Skytrain trial has been rejected by the Supreme Court, clearing the way for the High Court to continue proceedings.