Government is proposing a corporate street adoption programme that would allow banks and other companies to finance urban greening and maintenance in return for branding and possible co-naming rights.
Minerals Commission CEO Isaac Tandoh has called for a fair remuneration framework for local contract mining workers, warning contractors against underpricing, unpaid SSNIT contributions and poor conditions of service.
Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Ministry has warned citizens about fraudulent jobs in Zambia after six Ghanaians were arrested during a cybercrime raid involving 79 people.
Bank of Ghana Second Deputy Governor Matilda Asante-Asiedu says Ghana’s gender representation targets will require institutions to give women senior assignments, sponsorship and credible succession opportunities.
Roads Minister Kwame Agbodza says government will not demolish Osu buildings indiscriminately for the Tema-Winneba coastal road, pledging architect-led solutions for the contested 500-metre stretch.
Government says only 5% of Ghanaians can secure housing without assistance, while 60% require state-facilitated support as high land, construction and financing costs deepen the housing challenge.
The Bank of Ghana and Ghana Police Service have arrested seven people in Accra for allegedly using cedi notes to make money bouquets and cakes for commercial purposes.
Government is reviewing its 24-hour model market programme and plans to rename the projects District Model Markets as it adjusts designs and budgets for completion within two years.
Newly elected NPP National Chairman John Boadu has pledged to rebuild party structures, promote reconciliation and bring together all factions as the party prepares for the 2028 elections.
Cocoa Capital PLC has raised GH¢3.39 billion from the first tranche of its Commercial Paper programme, below its GH¢4 billion target, as COCOBOD rolls out a GH¢16.3 billion domestic cocoa financing plan.
President John Mahama says Africa must stop treating healthcare as a budget expense and invest aggressively in pharmaceutical manufacturing, jobs and regional value chains.
Parliament has expressed concern over EOCO’s continued detention of Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah, calling for due process and restraint in the exercise of investigative powers.