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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.

President Mahama says 48 of Ghana's 288 forest reserves were penetrated by illegal mining, with all 9 armed red zones now cleared and under reclamation.

The Ghana Health Service begins a two-round HPV vaccination campaign in schools nationwide, targeting girls aged 9 to 14 against cervical cancer.

The NDC has directed suspended Obuasi SHTS headmaster Zakaria Abdulai to withdraw from the Juaben constituency chairmanship race or face disqualification.

Zonda Tec Ghana CEO Yang Yang calls for a shift from trading to engineering, warning Ghana risks losing out if it keeps importing machinery without building technical skills.

President John Mahama has broken ground for the 1,238 acre Afienya Industrial Park, which is expected to host more than 120 enterprises and expand Ghana’s manufacturing and export capacity.

President Mahama breaks ground on the Afienya Industrial Park and announces a $10 billion New Economy Programme to boost production, exports and jobs over four years.

President John Mahama has received a preliminary report on investigations into the nearly 3.9 tonnes of cocaine shipped from Ghana and intercepted in France.

Climate Minister Seidu Issifu has called for stronger parliamentary oversight and accessible climate finance to help vulnerable economies build resilience and protect development gains.