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The World Bank Group has announced plans to invest more than $3 billion in Ghana’s economy, a move aimed at boosting growth, strengthening key sectors, and supporting long-term development. The pledge was made during engagements with government officials, where the institution reaffirmed its commitm
The Ghana Police Service has arrested four suspects in connection with a series of robbery incidents in the Wa West District of the Upper West Region, following an intelligence-led operation aimed at restoring security in the area. According to police reports, the suspects are believed to be behind
Several of Africa’s most celebrated footballers, including Samuel Eto’o and Didier Drogba, have openly criticized the Confederation of African Football (CAF) over its controversial decision to uphold Morocco as champions in a recent high-profile competition. Their comments have reignited debate acro
Former England and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has sparked controversy after describing the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa as the worst World Cup he has ever participated in. His remarks have stirred debates among fans and football analysts, many of whom remember the tournament as hi
Health experts in Ghana are raising concerns over a noticeable increase in tooth decay among school-aged children, warning that poor oral hygiene and changing dietary habits are contributing to a growing public health issue. Reports indicate that dental decay is now affecting a significant number of
A High Court has ordered the arrest of two men accused of secretly monitoring jurors involved in an ongoing murder trial, in a development that has raised serious concerns about the safety of jurors and the integrity of Ghana’s judicial process. The incident reportedly came to light during court pro
A recent tragic incident at Tema Community 1 has ignited public outrage after an eyewitness revealed that several bystanders chose to film the घटना instead of offering help to victims. The incident, which involved a microlight helicopter crash, attracted a large crowd shortly after it occurred. Howe
A fatal road accident has claimed the life of one person after a speeding vehicle crashed into a roadside shop at Ketan in Ghana’s Western Region, leaving residents in shock and raising renewed concerns about road safety. According to reports, the incident occurred when the driver of the vehicle, be
President John Dramani Mahama has attributed challenges in Ghana’s previous SIM card registration exercise to disagreements between former Communications Minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful and the National Identification Authority. According to Mahama, the lack of coordination between the two institutions
A video has captured the moment former President John Dramani Mahama instructed security personnel to allow a cultural dancer to continue performing at the AgroTech Fair after he observed that the dancer was being stopped by officials. During the event, a traditional performer began showcasing cultu
The National Communications Authority has released findings from its recent audit of SIM card registration data, revealing significant issues with inaccuracies, incomplete records and potential risks to national security. According to the audit report, a review of the database showed a large number
The mother of a young man arrested in connection with the lynching of a suspected thief in Lashibi says she fears her actions may have contributed to his arrest. The woman explained that her son was picked up by police after an incident in which a man accused of stealing was beaten and killed by &he
Former President John Dramani Mahama has launched the first AgroTech Fair, a platform aimed at showcasing Ghana’s agricultural innovations and encouraging the use of technology to improve productivity across the sector. During the event, Mr Mahama emphasised the importance of adopting modern agricul
The Chief Executive Officer of the National Petroleum Authority has emphasised that stability in the exchange rate is essential for reducing the impact of fuel price shocks on consumers. Mr Mustapha Abdul Hamid said the cost of importing petroleum products is heavily influenced by changes in the val
Deputy Minister of Education Dr Clement Abas Apaak has defended President John Dramani Mahama’s decision to accept an honorary doctorate degree, arguing that the award recognises his contributions to national development and was not something he demanded. Speaking on a current affairs programme, Dr
