Ghana news and trendss
Minority Leader Afenyo‑Markin rejects defamatory claims, insisting his probe of the Bank of Ghana’s gold‑purchase loss is driven solely by parliamentary oversight.
Minister for Roads and Highways Kwame Agbodza announced that the flagship Accra‑Kumasi Expressway has less than 20 km of clearing left, bringing the corridor within sight of Kumasi.
Ghana’s Chamber of Mines praises a new 12‑month roadmap to restart Adamus Resources, viewing it as a test case for collaborative dispute resolution in the mining sector.
A new six‑seat water‑closet built by teacher Nyamekye Moses has been handed to Kamgbunli Islamic Senior High, improving sanitation and safety for its female students.
Flyer campaign suggesting Adwoa Safo's return sparked controversy as a suspect attacked a taxi driver, prompting police investigation.
Bank of Ghana issues its first non‑interest banking guideline, establishing a regulatory council and opening avenues for sukuk and broader financial inclusion.
The New Patriotic Party announced a five‑day vetting timetable for its 2026 national officer contests, with 50 aspirants across nine posts.
The NPP announced a four‑day vetting schedule for its 2026 national officer candidates, emphasizing transparent procedures before setting a ballot date.
Presidential Advisor Augustus Goosie Tanoh says the 24‑Hour Economy Authority does not oversee the new 24‑hour market initiative, separating it from the Authority’s statutory mandate.
Suspect steals a taxi at Ejisu junction, crashes into shops and is taken into custody after police intervene, with no injuries reported.
Kwadwo Bempah secured almost 90% of votes to become Assistant General Superintendent as Holy Hill Chapel’s council elected its full leadership team.
Anum Presby SHS wins the NSMQ preliminary round with 35 points, advancing while St. Charles Minor Seminary and Manya Krobo SHS fall short.