Government completes 52-year-old abandoned classroom block at Kikam Technical Institute
Kofi Buah commissions ultra-modern facilities at KIMTECH, vowing to finish abandoned projects before new ones.
Ghana to build new landfills in Accra and Eastern Region to tackle growing waste crisis
Government plans landfill construction in Greater Accra and Eastern Region as waste volumes surge nationwide.
Ghana's 24-Hour Markets Plan: How Mahama Administration Aims to Transform Informal Trading
President Mahama launches modernisation drive to upgrade traditional markets across all 261 districts with better infrastructure and round-the-clock operations.
Mahama Unveils Ghana's Biggest Power Project: 1,200MW Thermal Plant by 2026
President Mahama has announced plans for Ghana's largest power generation facility, a 1,200MW state-owned gas thermal plant, targeting completion by end of 2026.
Critical Fire Safety Gap: 23 Hydrants Down at Ghana's Government Hub
Ghana National Fire Service discovers nearly two dozen non-functional fire hydrants at Accra's Ministries enclave, raising urgent safety concerns.
Ghana's Energy Commission sounds alarm on rogue electricians as solar and EV boom intensifies
Safety concerns mount as unqualified electricians pose risks amid rapid growth in renewable energy adoption.
Dangote Invests in Major Ethiopia-Djibouti Fuel Pipeline; What It Means for Regional Trade
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote is backing a $660m fuel pipeline connecting Ethiopia to the Red Sea, reshaping Horn of Africa logistics.
Oti Region Set for Major Power Push: 90 Communities to Get Electricity Under New Government Initiative
Government launches rural electrification drive targeting 90 communities across all nine Oti districts, with plans to expand nationwide.
After 60 Years of Struggle, Atebubu College of Education Finally Gets Major Infrastructure Lifeline
GETFund intervention brings lecture halls, staff housing, and campus roads to ease chronic overcrowding at historic teacher-training institution.
Tumu chiefs enforce road corridor clearance for Ghana-Burkina Faso trade route
Traditional authorities in Tumu give residents two weeks to vacate encroached areas along international road corridor to Léo, Burkina Faso.
Parliament Seeks GH¢5.6m for Petroleum Commission Data Centre as Oil Sector Revival Gains Pace
Ghana's Parliamentary Energy Committee pushes for emergency funding to build critical data infrastructure supporting the nation's struggling upstream petroleum operations.
Kyerematen questions government financing model for Accra-Kumasi Expressway project
Former Trade Minister Alan Kyerematen backs the expressway but urges rethink on public funding approach for the US$4bn infrastructure project.