Ghana news and trendss
FET Auto launches GAC’s complete range of fuel, hybrid and electric vehicles in Ghana, underscoring the country’s shift toward greener mobility.
World Bank warns that Ghana’s fragmented transport infrastructure and governance are curbing growth, outlining a six‑point reform agenda tied to a $500 million connectivity project.
Commander of Starlight Stretch 3 commends Nkwanta South residents for lasting peace and calls for continued civilian‑security cooperation to support development.
Ghana’s foreign ministry thanked MTN Ghana for a GH¢20 million donation offer but declined, citing existing evacuation funds and a pledge of full financial transparency.
Ghana’s ambassador to Italy leads a delegation at Rimini’s Cacao Connect forum, unveiling policy reforms and partnerships aimed at sustainable, value‑added cocoa trade with Europe.
Nana Akomea begins his bid for NPP First Vice Chairman by meeting minority MPs, outlining a unity‑focused campaign ahead of the party’s internal elections.
NPP disputes the interior minister’s claim that a former youth organiser is linked to the 2024 Nyankpala election violence, highlighting tensions over party accountability.
Air pollution in Ghana’s cities is endangering street vendors, prompting experts to demand stricter emissions controls and nutrition‑based health interventions.
Ghana’s PharmaVax programme transforms a herbal pain remedy into a sustained‑release tablet for industrial production, aiming to boost local pharma capacity.
The historic Accra Turf Club, a near‑century‑old institution, is urging authorities to remove encroachers and protect its designated grounds.
Dr. Rasheed Dramani urges Ghana’s parliament to scrutinize its own members with the same rigor applied to the executive, proposing mixed committees to restore public trust.
Kotoka International Airport deploys next‑generation scanners that let passengers keep laptops, shoes and compliant liquids in their bags, cutting queue times and bolstering Ghana’s status as a West African aviation hub.