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President John Mahama says bilateral trade between Ghana and the United Kingdom now exceeds £1.5 billion annually, urging deeper investment partnerships across key sectors.
President John Mahama says individuals implicated in Auditor-General’s reports will be compelled to refund misappropriated funds or face imprisonment as government strengthens financial accountability measures.
President John Mahama says government will procure match tickets for Ghanaians in the diaspora to support the Black Stars at the 2026 FIFA World Cup while maintaining fiscal discipline.
President John Mahama has warned chief executives of state-owned enterprises that failure to submit audited accounts and annual reports by SIGA’s deadline could result in dismissal as government intensifies accountability reforms.
Public transport fares in Ghana will rise by 20% nationwide from June 2, 2026, as transport unions cite rising fuel prices and spare parts costs.
Ghana plans to finance the US$4 billion Accra-Kumasi Expressway using petroleum revenues and mineral royalties instead of new borrowing, Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has disclosed.
Ghana has cleared 51 kilometres of the Accra-Kumasi Expressway corridor, with compensation payments to affected residents expected to begin in June, Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson has announced.
Ghana has ranked 17th globally in the 2026 Global Outsourcing Talent Index, highlighting the country’s growing appeal as a leading destination for business process outsourcing and remote talent.
The first batch of Ghanaians evacuated from South Africa has arrived safely in Accra as government intensifies efforts to protect citizens amid renewed xenophobic unrest.
President John Mahama has urged Ghanaian youth to avoid drug abuse and negative influences, calling for discipline, education and responsible citizenship during Eid al-Adha celebrations.
The Bank of Ghana has filed an appeal at the Supreme Court seeking to overturn the Court of Appeal ruling ordering the restoration of GN Savings and Loans’ licence.
A special audit into Ghana’s hosting of the 13th African Games has uncovered GH¢580.04 million in financial irregularities linked to procurement, contracts and payments.