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Ghana deploys advanced technology to assess decades-old waste mountain before launching unprecedented cleanup effort involving armed forces and private contractors.
Minister Ayariga mobilises state resources, private contractors and corporate partners to tackle Accra's Jamestown waste accumulation as urgent priority.
Ghana's Christian Council holds talks with Local Government Minister to deepen collaboration on development priorities.
Mahama Ayariga inspects stalled Kumasi market project, commits to resolving challenges holding up development.
Ghana's Parliament has approved two major ministerial appointments following successful vetting by the Appointments Committee.
Minister-designate Mahama Ayariga backs the National Cathedral concept but seeks Christian community input and President Mahama's blessing before mobilising funds.
Mahama Ayariga tells Parliament the Cathedral project had merit but suffered from flawed execution and stakeholder disconnect.
Newly appointed minister Mahama Ayariga commits to meeting public expectations and serving with integrity across Ghana.
Minister-designate Mahama Ayariga commits to non-interference in chieftaincy matters during parliamentary vetting.
Mahama Ayariga vows to strengthen coordination between government and mining regulators to combat illegal mining and environmental degradation.
Builsa North MP James Agalga assumes Majority Leader role as Ayariga moves to ministerial position.
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has called for former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta to return from the US to explain Ghana's mounting debt burden.
