Foreign Minister Ablakwa meets UK Foreign Secretary Edward Miliband, reporting progress on IELTS exemption for Ghanaians and deeper cooperation on trade and reparatory justice.
Dominic Raab warns that Ghana's illegal mining problem and its position between the Sahel and coast make it a frontline target for jihadist groups seeking access to gold supply chains.
The GRA has cleared Say Cheers of tax non-compliance, apologising for earlier miscommunication after confirming the company met its tax obligations.
Parliament’s Human Rights Committee has asked the CID and Attorney-General to expedite investigations into the Obuasi SHTS sexual abuse allegations involving 19 female students.
President Mahama says he will urge Putin to agree to a ceasefire at the Russia-Africa Summit, while defending Ghana's non-aligned investment policy at the FT Africa Summit in London.
YEA CEO Malik Basintale announces a monthly allowance increase from GH¢500 to GH¢800 for beneficiaries, alongside a 566% jump in recruitment under his leadership.
The Data Protection Commission says public disclosure of personal data belonging to 1,964 Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa raises serious privacy concerns.
Teacher Stephen Desu says financial hardship may expose some female students to transactional sexual relationships with teachers, urging stronger parental support and school safeguards.
GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi says institutional and value-addition reforms have created 4,866 direct jobs, with a new ASM formalisation programme planned for 2027.
Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh says Ghana faces no pressure over the US health funding compact after rejecting the $109 million deal's original terms.
Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh says government will soon begin recruiting 8,000 more health workers, completing the planned 16,000 recruitment drive.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II endorses President Mahama's reset agenda on mineral value addition, calling it key to breaking Ghana's cycle of poverty.