Ghana news and trendss
Over 272 arrests made as French protests over education and living costs spark building damage.
WRRC CEO says rising mental‑health stats reflect greater awareness, not an epidemic.
Law Students’ Network warns Ghana’s constitutional review may favor the executive, but welcomes key reforms.
Minister Kofi Adams says players got $100,000 each and officials $10,000‑$50,000 for the 2026 World Cup.
President Mahama warns Ghana’s newly appointed EC deputies to avoid favouritism and uphold impartiality.
The New Patriotic Party told all prospective parliamentary candidates and supporters to stop campaign activities until its selection process.
Arnold Appiah labels arrests at OccupyJulorbiHouse protest a national security failure, accusing the government of suppression and corruption.
President Mahama concluded his Resetting Ghana Tour in Goaso, pledging development projects and highlighting health and agriculture initiatives.
President Mahama commends Roads Minister Kwame Agbodza for keeping contractors on track and calls for mining firms to partner on infrastructure.
NDC orders members to limit posters to 5‑ft by 8‑ft, with a five‑day deadline for compliance.
Minister Kwame Agbodza warned contractors on the Sunyani Outer Ring Road to maintain quality as work on the 34‑km project progresses.
Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa toured Accra visa centres, urging faster appointments and better applicant welfare.