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Australian High Commissioner Berenice Owen-Jones says Ghana became more than a diplomatic posting, highlighting community partnerships, healthcare support and lasting personal connections.
Black Volta Project remains under the control of Azumah Resources Ghana despite ongoing legal disputes, the company says, dismissing reports of a court-ordered takeover by former foreign investors.
IMANI Africa's June 2026 Pulse report reveals Ghana's Substance Index stands at just 0.24, meaning only one in four political conversations in June focused on policy, as personality-driven narratives dominated digital discourse across all major platforms.
Flood mitigation measures are being reviewed by the government as President John Dramani Mahama announces additional interventions following the devastating floods that affected several communities across Ghana.
Children’s Specialist Hospital at Weija is yet to begin operations because the contractor has not handed over the facility, Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh has told Parliament.
Let Love Lead NGO has supported flood victims in Accra with relief items and cash donations while urging communities and authorities to strengthen flood prevention through improved sanitation.
Auditor-General's 2025 report reveals GH¢5.27 billion in recoverable financial irregularities across public institutions, with tax-related breaches accounting for more than 91 percent of the total.
Value-added cocoa exports from Ghana are set to expand after CMC secured firm offtake commitments in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
South Africa state visit plans have been suspended after Ghana raised concerns over the killing of a Ghanaian national and the safety of its citizens amid reported xenophobic attacks.
GARID funds transferred for Covid-19 expenditure remain partly unretired, with the Finance Ministry disclosing that $4.2 million has yet to be accounted for.
Tema–Mpakadan railway will receive a €20 million European Union grant to install a modern signalling system aimed at improving freight operations, safety and regional trade.
National Research Fund should focus on practical solutions that create jobs, strengthen industry and improve lives, Vice President Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang has said.