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Eni Ghana and the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation have signed a Letter of Intent to explore joint initiatives in education, TVET, agriculture, health, water, sanitation and economic diversification in Ghana.
Government Communications Minister Felix Kwakye Ofosu has defended procurement practices under the Big Push programme, stating that more than 90% of road contracts were awarded through competitive tendering.
President John Mahama’s job approval rating has reached a record 71%, according to Global InfoAnalytics, with a majority of Ghanaians expressing confidence in the country’s direction and future prospects.
Speaking during the event, the Founder of Let Love Lead NGO, Dawood Akwesi Agyemang (Nene Lartey Osakonor I), popularly known as Big Dawood, underscored the importance of community-led sanitation efforts in addressing the recurring flooding challenges facing Accra.
The Government of Ghana has begun repatriating 327 citizens stranded in Côte d’Ivoire following a demolition exercise in Abidjan, while pursuing compensation for affected victims.
Pressure is mounting on the government to revive PBC Limited as workers reveal they have gone more than 27 months without salaries and call for urgent intervention.
PURC has partnered with ECG and GRIDCo to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply across Ghana during the 2026 FIFA World Cup through enhanced monitoring, grid stability measures and emergency response plans.
Chairman Wontumi has initiated plea negotiations in a GH¢30 million fraud and financial loss case involving Ghana Exim Bank, according to a filing at the Accra High Court.
President John Mahama's approval rating stands at 58.9%, according to a new IEA poll, with most supporters citing economic improvements and infrastructure development as key reasons.
UTAG has threatened a nationwide strike from June 15 if the Ministry of Finance fails to release the dollar rate for the payment of book and research allowances to university lecturers.
Ghana ranked 8th among Africa’s best-performing countries in 2026, according to a new continental index assessing governance, influence and innovation beyond GDP and income levels.
Former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe Attionu has been extradited from the United States to Ghana to serve a 10-year prison sentence following her conviction for causing financial loss to the state and stealing.