Ghana news and trendss
GACL’s 2025 report shows a 10.6% rise in total income driven by non‑operating gains, even as core revenues and net profit fall sharply.
Accra announces a 150‑acre air cargo hub at Tamale International Airport, aiming to link northern Ghana’s farms with global markets and spur a 24‑hour economy.
Police have arrested two suspects in the August 14 murder of Yidani chief Naa Ntimla Nwenisim and his son, intensifying investigations amid regional security concerns.
Corporate Ghana’s JoySports Invitational 2026 turned sport into a networking catalyst, uniting 34 firms in competition, fitness and collaborative dialogue.
Thirteen aspirants vie for NPP vice‑chairperson slots while former minister Mavis Hawa Koomson leads a three‑candidate race for national women’s organiser, signalling a broad leadership reshuffle.
Afenyo‑Markin’s lawyers confirm the writ was properly served on GoldBod CEO Gyamfi, citing High Court rules as the defamation case proceeds.
Karaga MP Dr Mohammed Amin Adam funded 200 tertiary students, raising the Anta Education Fund’s reach to 1,519 scholars.
Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor orders an independent investigation into overbilling and faulty meters in Ghana's Volta Region, signaling heightened oversight of the power sector.
Deputy Electoral Commission director warns that money‑driven vote‑buying, even among schoolchildren, threatens Ghana’s democratic foundations and calls for urgent legal and civic action.
Graduates face academic, geographic, and financial hurdles in meeting the NSA's September 1 deadline for data corrections, prompting calls for a short extension and systemic reforms.
From September 15, 2026, Ghanaian civil servants without verified National ID numbers face salary suspension under a new CAGD directive.
Abanga Yakubu Fuseini, NPP youth organiser hopeful, pledges a nationwide, Generation‑Z‑focused mobilisation to help the party win the 2028 elections.