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Galamsey reclamation efforts gathered pace as the government announced that 1,335 acres of land degraded by illegal mining were restored in 2025, with more projects planned.
Dennis Miracles Aboagye says EOCO never questioned him over any alleged GH¢55 million, insisting his detention will not stop his bid to become the NPP's National Communications Director.
Abu Trica, a Ghanaian identified as Frederick Kumi, has been extradited to the United States to face charges over an alleged $8 million romance scam that targeted more than 80 elderly victims.
Speaker Alban Bagbin has warned that the growing influence of money in politics is undermining democracy across Africa, calling for stronger political finance reforms and greater transparency.
Ghana Digital Centres staff will not lose their jobs following the June 29 floods, as Communications Minister Sam George calls for a commercial reset to restore profitability and long-term sustainability.
EOCO arrests Dennis Aboagye in connection with a GH¢55 million IMCCoD investigation, citing fresh fraud findings, suspected theft and procurement irregularities, while assuring due process and ongoing investigations.
The Royal Family, Chiefs and Elders of Dagbon have announced the passing of the King of Dagbon, describing him as a wise leader whose reign strengthened peace and unity.
NPP says constituency executive elections have been successfully held in 245 constituencies, with outstanding polls and disputes set for review by the National Steering Committee.
The NPP says it will march to EOCO on July 13 to demand answers over the arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye, alleging due process was ignored.
NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong is facing calls to resign after a party grassroots group petitioned the Council of Elders over a directive on delegate welfare during constituency
The National General Clean-Up Exercise has commenced across seven flood-affected regions as government intensifies efforts to improve sanitation, clear drains and reduce future flood risks after the June 29 disaster.
Australian High Commissioner Berenice Owen-Jones says Ghana's resilience, democratic stability and people transformed her outlook as she reflects on four years of diplomatic service.