Mahama Clarifies Position on National Cathedral: Not Opposition, but Practical Concerns Over Current Site
President Mahama addresses ongoing debate about the National Cathedral project, citing congestion at current location as a key concern.
Mahama Under Pressure: Why Galamsey Remains Ghana's Most Urgent Crisis
Opinion piece demands President Mahama declare emergency on illegal mining, citing worsening pollution of Ghana's water sources since taking office.
Former Deputy Attorney-General Joseph Kpemka Questioned by EOCO Over BOST Dealings
Former Deputy Attorney-General Joseph Kpemka questioned by EOCO over BOST dealings
Citizen challenges President over vacant Council of State seat left by ex-Chief Justice Akuffo
A private citizen has filed a Supreme Court suit arguing the President breached constitutional duty by failing to appoint a replacement for former Chief Justice Sophia Akuffo's Council seat.
Mahama Dissolves Nine State Boards Including GNPC, BOST and VALCO
President Mahama has immediately dissolved governing boards of nine major state institutions, signalling a fresh approach to public agency leadership.
OSP Moves to Quell Tension Narrative as Anti-Corruption Institutions Face Public Scrutiny
Ghana's Office of Special Prosecutor dismisses claims of strained ties with Attorney-General, insisting institutional collaboration remains strong.
RTIC Launches Month-Long Campaign on Information Access Amid Rising Digital Misinformation
Ghana's Right to Information Commission plans September activities focused on combating information disorder and strengthening transparency.
Ghana's Energy Contracts Shrouded in Secrecy: CEMSE Demands Transparency to Curb Sector Losses
Civil society group calls for public disclosure of energy sector performance contracts to improve accountability and reduce financial leaks.
Bole Chief and Council of State Member Tingawura Sampson Seidu Abudu Dies
Tingawura Sampson Seidu Abudu, Savannah Region Council of State representative and Bole traditional ruler, has died following a brief illness.
Justice Abdulai calls for urgent action as Aksa Energy bribery scandal reveals gaps in parliamentary accountability
Senior judicial figure demands swift presidential intervention following revelations of bribery allegations against energy firm Aksa.
Dafeamekpor: Keep Parliament out of Aksa scandal probe, let experts lead
Majority Chief Whip proposes independent inquiry committee led by Special Prosecutor, Attorney-General, judiciary and civil society to investigate Aksa power bribery allegations.
Over Half of STMA's 2025 DACF Goes to Unapproved Projects, Says MP—Assembly Under Fire
A member of parliament alleges that more than half of Sekyere Tafo Municipal Assembly's District Assembly Common Fund has been spent on unauthorised activities.