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President John Mahama has defended TraffiTech fines, telling motorists worried about the penalties to obey speed limits while ordering warning signs at camera locations.
Ghana’s population could double in about 33 years if the current 2.1% annual growth rate continues, Government Statistician Dr Alhassan Iddrisu says.
King Charles III has described the transatlantic slave trade as a shameful chapter and called for Commonwealth nations to confront its lasting consequences.
The NPP is demanding Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak’s resignation over repeated cocaine seizures linked to Ghana and concerns about the country’s security systems.
Government is exploring an Accra light rail system along four major commuter routes as a long-term alternative to the Aayalolo contra-flow arrangement.
NACOC has arrested three foreign nationals in Ghana over the Beirut cocaine seizure involving 46.7 kilogrammes of cocaine transported from Accra.
Afenyo-Markin has criticised Speaker Alban Bagbin over the Abu Jinapor removal from Parliament, describing the decision as unfair and high-handed.
Minority MPs walked out of Parliament after Speaker Alban Bagbin ordered Samuel Abu Jinapor out over an unsubstantiated allegation about the sale of diplomatic passports.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin warns that drug trafficking in Ghana could cost the country a generation of young people as the Minority renews its push for a parliamentary inquiry.
Ghana has introduced 21-day monitoring for travellers arriving from countries with ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola transmission as airport screening is tightened.
Parliament resumes on November 3 for its Third Meeting, with the 2027 Budget and renewed consideration of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill expected to dominate proceedings.
Ghana’s Foreign Minister says the US Embassy in Accra completed same-day visa processing for the mother and cousin of slain Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong.