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ISSER Research Fellow Dr. Kwame Adjei-Mantey is calling for reforms to Ghana's waste management governance, arguing that stronger regulation is key to reducing flooding in Accra.
The Ghana National Fire Service has confirmed that nine people have died following Monday's devastating floods in Greater Accra as rescue teams continue search and recovery operations.
The National Petroleum Authority has directed all flooded fuel stations to suspend operations immediately, warning of strict sanctions for non-compliance as heavy rains continue.
The Ghana National Fire Service rescued 479 people and responded to multiple flood, fire and structural emergencies across Accra and Tema, with five fatalities recorded over three days.
GRIDCo and ECG have temporarily shut down the Mallam and Achimota primary substations following severe flooding in parts of Greater Accra to protect critical electricity infrastructure and ensure public safety.
The Ministry of the Interior has urged Ghanaians to remain indoors and avoid flooded roads following heavy rains that triggered flooding in several parts of the country.
A fire outbreak at Odawna in Accra destroyed several structures as severe flooding delayed emergency response, leaving residents trapped and calling for urgent intervention.
The Ministry of Education has launched a nationwide behavioural change campaign to combat drug abuse in schools, introducing a daily anti-drug awareness message in all pre-tertiary institutions.
Ghana's Black Stars have secured qualification for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 before facing Croatia, becoming one of the first five teams to book a place in the knockout stage.
Former NPP presidential aspirant Dr Arthur Kennedy says petitions against Kennedy Agyapong are unwarranted, arguing that his comments on the Afari Military Hospital and Agenda 111 raise legitimate concerns deserving investigation.
A review application filed on behalf of Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo over the consolidation of Supreme Court cases challenging her removal has been withdrawn ahead of a scheduled July 2 hearing.
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission says the latest electricity tariff adjustment is necessary to sustain reliable power supply, maintain financial stability in the energy sector and protect lifeline consumers.