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.
Donkor's lawyer dismisses corruption liability over TOR boss Berko's alleged bribery scheme
K.T. Hammond argues former Power Minister Kwabena Donkor cannot be held responsible for Asante Berko's alleged US-prosecuted corruption.
Former TOR Boss Convicted in US for Corruption; Cudjoe Calls Out Co-conspirators
Ex-Tema Oil Refinery MD Asante Kwaku Berko convicted in New York on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations; anti-corruption crusader Franklin Cudjoe urges accomplices to confess.
Newsfile tackles democracy, police corruption, aviation safety and ECG crisis in four-hour special
JoyNews flagship programme returns Saturday with in-depth panel discussions on Ghana's pressing governance and economic challenges.
NALAG warns MMDAs: Citizens demand results, not promises—or lose trust
NALAG President Alfred Asiedu Adjei tells local assemblies that visible development and accountability are now non-negotiable for maintaining public confidence.
Ghana to establish independent commission for top officials' pay—ending presidential control
Government accepts setting up Public Emoluments Commission to determine salaries of presidents, MPs, judges and other constitutional office holders independently.
Beyond the rains: Why Accra's flooding crisis demands systemic reform, not quick fixes
Accra's June 2026 floods exposed a governance failure that goes far deeper than illegal building on waterways.