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Ghana's Climate Minister Seidu Issifu called for stronger Africa-China climate investment to fund renewable energy and green infrastructure at COP31.
The proposed Women's Development Bank has submitted its formal license application to the Bank of Ghana to support women-owned enterprises.
Tobi Jane Davidson says Recalibrate 2.0 will help young people review 2026, set realistic priorities and build an execution plan for 2027.
Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson will present Ghana’s 2027 Budget to Parliament at 6pm on Thursday, November 12, following approval for an evening sitting.
Chief Justice finds no prima facie case against Supreme Court Judge Gabriel Pwamang, formally closing the petition filed by Edward Adeti.
Defence Minister Kenneth Gilbert Adjei has assured the Military High Command of new naval ships, military aircraft, and ongoing barracks upgrades.
Foreign Minister Okudzeto Ablakwa and Swedish Ambassador Anna Westerholm have agreed to expand cooperation in AI, trade, and digital defence.
PURC Executive Secretary Dr. Shafic Suleman is demanding a complete overhaul of Ghana's water sector, calling for a Water Act and private operators.
Local Government Minister Mahama Ayariga says Accra light rail and expanded bus networks will target 200,000 daily commuters to ease congestion.
Finance Minister Ato Forson says Ghana will not take new loans to fund its $13 billion New Economy Programme, relying on domestic revenue and fiscal savings.
GUTA President Clement Boateng praises currency stability and falling inflation, but warns Middle East conflicts and port congestion threaten trade.
EOCO says its visit to Chairman Wontumi's Tema home was a 10-minute valuation exercise with Lands Commission officers, denying claims of a raid.