Ghana news and trendss
Deputy Minority Whip Jerry Ahmed Shaib denies a GH₵70,000 gift allegation, calling for caution as the Minority protests Supreme Court vetting procedures.
Ghana’s Tourism Authority and Africa’s Brain Bank launch a six‑day summit that will break ground on a proposed Historic Medical City in Ada, linking health, tourism and investment.
The New Patriotic Party demands Ghana’s Chief Justice withdraw remarks lauding the NDC administration, accusing him of compromising judicial neutrality.
Hohoe MP urges transparent governance and stresses the Volta Region’s trade ties with Togo as a catalyst for prudent fiscal policy.
Police chief warns Okuapem and Mount Sinai students that participation in mob violence or stone‑throwing will result in prosecution, urging a shift toward academic and sporting competition.
President Mahama warns ministers and appointees to uphold discipline and professionalism amid a sweeping government reshuffle, signaling intensified performance reviews and a pledge to protect administrative integrity.
The Ministry of Education warns private schools against imposing unauthorised, overpriced textbooks, reinforcing NaCCA’s mandate as Ghana revises its basic curriculum.
Bank of Ghana warns that an unlicensed investment platform violates Act 930 and could cause investors to lose their money, urging the public to report illegal activities.
The New Patriotic Party prepares a position paper on constitutional reforms that could reshape district assembly elections and trigger nationwide referenda.
Outgoing minister Ahmed Ibrahim warns Mahama Ayariga to complete 24‑Hour Economy markets, citing unfinished E‑Block and Agenda 111 schemes.
Ghana's Supreme Court dismissed former GIIF chief Solomon Asamoah's injunction request, keeping the Skytrain corruption trial alive.
Agyarko’s campaign denies any rift with Dr Bawumia, stresses collective NPP achievements, and pledges unity ahead of the October 3 chairmanship vote.