Ghana news and trendss
A six‑member team will steer a 12‑month turnaround plan for Adamus Resources’ mine after lease revocations, aiming to restore Ghana’s indigenous large‑scale mining output.
Ghana’s government and Adamus Resources have agreed on a 12‑month joint plan to revive the Akango‑Salman‑Nkroful mining complex, aiming to protect jobs while addressing regulatory breaches.
Ghana's Education Ministry condemns the alleged abuse of a 14‑year‑old autistic student at Bolgatanga Girls’ Senior High and orders an immediate investigation, medical care, and boarding reinstatement.
An anonymous donor paid GH¢80,000 for a five‑year‑old Ghanaian girl's brain tumour surgery, highlighting gaps in health financing and the vital role of philanthropy.
Police in Ghana’s Northern Region detained a 27‑year‑old after a TikTok clip about the late Mion Lana sparked concerns over public order.
Ghana’s health minister calls for a swift transition to locally produced medicines as EU and German partners pledge support for research and manufacturing.
Minister Agbodza warns that two surveyors may face EOCO investigation for inflating road‑project compensation, a practice that has cost the state money and delayed construction.
Bawumia meets Western and Savannah NPP executives, urging unity and inclusive participation as the party gears up for the 2028 elections.
Ghanaian court orders a public apology and injunction over disputed claims that Akosua Serwaa’s German marriage certificate is forged.
Kwaku Nkansah, a candidate for the New Patriotic Party’s National Treasurer, announced his withdrawal on August 20, citing uncontrollable circumstances while reaffirming loyalty to the party.
Vanderpuye apologises to NDC’s Sammy Gyamfi, prompting Koku Anyidoho to revive a dispute over President Mills’ legacy and highlighting deep partisan divides in Ghana.
John Setor Dumelo asserts that serving as an MP does not automatically provide financial gain, challenging persistent narratives of profit‑driven politics.