Ghana news and trendss
Oswal Investments says the 20.8‑km Dodowa‑Afienya‑Dawhenya road will be finished by December 2026, with 62% of work already done.
Former central bank deputy governor warns Ghana’s growth relies on factor accumulation, not productivity, risking fiscal resilience and private‑sector investment.
Gold Board chief Sammy Gyamfi says the agency will face Parliament to clarify its finances and operations after minority MPs tie it to DGPP losses.
Ghana Gold Board CEO Sammy Gyamfi calls the minority’s financial accusations a smear campaign, citing audited accounts that refute the claims.
Chairman Wontumi, despite a 20‑year illegal‑mining sentence, is set to file nomination for NPP national chairmanship, prompting a test of party eligibility rules.
Ghanaian natural‑care brand KAEME Body Care was honored as DHL’s ESG Excellence Exporter of the Year, highlighting its sustainable sourcing and community‑driven model.
Parliament's minority caucus challenges GoldBod's reported surplus, citing IMF data that a related programme cost the state GH₵22 billion.
A young woman's 2024 victory in Awutu Senya East illustrates how grassroots organization and digital strategy can reshape Ghanaian politics and advance gender parity.
Accra Metropolitan Assembly apologises for alleged extortion, orders a refund and tightens transport regulations to boost safety and public trust.
GMTF Administrator Adjoa Obuobia Darko‑Opoku urges Ghana’s mining firms to embed health infrastructure in their social responsibility agenda.
The coalition of unemployed graduates with disabilities rejected delivering its petition to Dr Samuel Ayeh, prompting a public response that highlights Ghana's ongoing employment challenges for disabled youth.
At the GJA’s 77th anniversary, President Albert Kwabena Dwumfour urged media houses to harness AI responsibly, emphasizing training, verification and editorial safeguards to protect public trust.