Eastern Nzema Chiefs Warn of Brewing Unrest as Chieftaincy Disputes Escalate
Traditional leaders in the Eastern Nzema area have urged the government to step in and resolve deepening chieftaincy disputes that they say threaten community peace.
Kwetey Scores Mahama Government 7/10 — But Says NDC Must Aim for Perfection
NDC General Secretary Fifi Kwetey has given the Mahama-led government a 7/10 rating while insisting the party must push harder and hold officials accountable regardless of rank.
Zanetor warns against freeing galamsey suspects; gov't vows accountability for anti-illegal mining funds
MP Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings urges public not to advocate for release of arrested illegal miners, as government commits to transparent spending on galamsey operations.
Mahama swears in four new ambassadors, demands economic diplomacy focus
President Mahama installs envoys to Angola, Qatar, Israel and UN Geneva, prioritising investment attraction and trade expansion.
Ex-NLC Leader Pushes Government to Establish Teachers' Commission Amid Strike Crisis
Former National Labour Commission executive urges urgent setup of commission to mediate ongoing teachers' industrial action.
Ayariga pitches corporate road-adoption scheme to transform Ghana's streets
Minister proposes banks and companies adopt road stretches, fund beautification and branding in nationwide urban renewal drive.
Ghana's Education Ministry races to validate striking teachers' records ahead of October payment deadline
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu pushes data validation process to clear 51,000 striking teachers for imminent salary payments.
Government races to validate 51,000 striking teachers' records as October payment deadline looms
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu visits data centre processing records of over 51,000 teachers owed arrears ahead of October 16 payment date.
Teacher unions reject latest government proposal; industrial action persists into next week
Ghana's striking teachers postpone decision on government's latest offer until Monday, with negotiations remaining deadlocked.
Government defends galamsey fight as critics declare battle lost—where's the truth?
A senior official responds to claims Ghana's anti-illegal mining campaign has failed, citing enforcement gains but acknowledging results remain inadequate.
Governs Kwame Agbodza: How Ghana's Roads Minister Is Reshaping Infrastructure Policy
Ghana's Roads and Highways Minister outlines his vision for transforming the nation's transport infrastructure sector.
Roads Minister Cracks Down on Utility Companies Damaging Fresh Asphalt
Minister Agbodza issues stern warning to telecoms and water firms over unauthorised road excavation.