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Ghana records 1,937 deaths and 10,957 injuries from road crashes Jan–Aug 2025
Mahama vows to restore the Atta Mills Memorial Library in Cape Coast.
Ghana Police foil Accra armed robbery on July 15, killing two suspects, wounding one. Weapons seized; public urged to assist in manhunt.
Ghana Bar Association lawyers will suspend court duties on June 30, 2025, to honor Martyrs’ Day and commemorate Ghana’s fallen judicial heroes.
NSA to raise 2025 service allowances; 132,393 trainees issued PINs amid deployment and budget talks.
Starting June 1, 2025, Ghana's fuel prices drop significantly as the cedi strengthens, offering nationwide consumer relief.
President Mahama pledges to clear all nurses' allowance arrears via the Controller and Accountant General’s Department.
NPP's Chairman Wontumi reports to police following a failed security operation at his Kumasi residence amid illegal mining allegations
COCOBOD's inaction on a GH¢50 million fieldwork delayed debt reduction efforts, missing a chance to cut GH¢15 billion.
Missing UEW lecturer found buried in his Winneba home; one suspect arrested amid ongoing police investigation.
Ghana's Interior Ministry intensifies security in conflict-prone regions to counter rising threats and ensure national stability.
NPP's Justin Kodua condemns Alfred Ababio Kumi's arrest, calling it a disgrace to Ghana's rule of law.
Energy Ministry: no scheduled outages; rejects ‘dumsor’ timetable while ensuring grid stability.
Former President John Mahama urges a unified African debt-reform agenda ahead of the 2025 G20 Summit in Johannesburg.
Accra High Court concludes the pre-trial conference in the Kasoa killing of Lance Corporal Michael Danso; next hearing set for May 21, 2025.
Second day of papal conclave ends in black smoke as voting continues to elect next pope.
Unified Command halts Well 59 oil and gas flow near Garden Island Bay, deploying containment measures and conducting ongoing environmental monitoring
ECOWAS Court President Ricardo Cláudio Monteiro Gonçalves urges inclusive, accessible justice
Ibrahim Mahama is funding urgent UK eye surgery for 17-year-old Adventist SHS student Suzzy Pinamang,
President John Mahama returns to Accra after attending Gabon’s presidential inauguration.
2024 global military spending jumps 9.4% to $2.7 trillion—the steepest rise since the Cold War
