Ghana news and trendss
Edwin Vanderpuye, a leading NDC chair contender, apologised to Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi after remarks on Citi TV, pledging full party backing for the gold sector.
Deputy Education Minister condemns the delayed and inadequate response to a sexual assault case involving a 14‑year‑old student with special needs at Bolgatanga Girls’ Senior High School.
Ghana's tax authority is adopting advanced data analytics to close revenue gaps, redefining statisticians as strategic drivers of compliance and policy.
Ghana’s education ministry launches 42 boreholes, ten classroom blocks, free Wi‑Fi and student Ghana Cards to boost school infrastructure and digital access.
A February 2026 CREX survey finds 96% of Ghanaian retirees want to keep working, but coordination gaps block their contribution to national development.
Eduwatch demands an independent review of the boarding sanction against a 14‑year‑old Bolgatanga Girls SHS student, calling for safeguarding reforms and reinstatement of her status.
Ghana allocates €2 million to eight R&D projects aimed at locally producing medicines, vaccines and diagnostics, bolstering health security and pharmaceutical industrialisation.
Volta Region Minister James Gunu announced imminent compensation for Akosombo Dam victims and detailed new power, industrial, and infrastructure projects slated for completion by 2028.
A temporary control system installed after an April fire at the Akosombo switchyard caused a Thursday blackout, prompting officials to accelerate permanent upgrades.
Ghana’s health leaders urge collaborative reform of the FDA, linking transparent regulation with industry growth and public safety.
GTEC introduces a 25‑indicator framework to monitor mentor‑university and college partnerships, aiming for measurable improvements in teacher education across Ghana.
Former NPP communications officer Paul Yandoh placed third in the Ashanti regional secretary race, fled the counting venue, and faced mockery from NDC minister Frank Amoakohene.