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President John Mahama will undertake a four-day official visit to Jamaica to strengthen Ghana-Caribbean relations, promote trade and advance the global reparations agenda.
The Court of Appeal has acquitted former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe Attionu, overturning her conviction and 10-year prison sentence after ruling the prosecution failed to prove its case.
WAEC has released the provisional 2026 BECE results, with hundreds of candidates sanctioned for examination malpractice and thousands of results withheld for further investigations.
Ghana's Supreme Court has ruled that all registered party members in good standing must vote in internal elections, replacing the long-standing delegate system.
Ghana's Supreme Court has ruled that all registered party members in good standing must vote in internal elections, replacing the long-standing delegate system.
GRIDCo says a power system disturbance triggered widespread electricity outages across Ghana early Wednesday as engineers work to restore supply and investigate the cause.
MP Lawrence Agyinsam has urged Parliament to strengthen oversight of State Interest Institutions while safeguarding their operational independence to improve accountability and performance.
Goosie Tanoh says Africa must move beyond exporting raw minerals and use the AfCFTA to build industries, create jobs and strengthen peace across the continent.
Transport unions have suspended a planned 30% fare increase after meeting the Ministry of Transport, pending the next fuel pricing window on Friday.
Ghana Statistical Service says rising youth unemployment and nearly two million young people outside education, employment and training threaten the country's demographic advantage.
Transport unions are meeting the Ministry of Transport today to discuss a proposed 30% increase in transport fares as rising fuel prices and spare parts costs squeeze operators.
VALCO requires more than US$700 million to regain competitive production, its Professional and Management Staff Union says, dismissing a proposed US$60 million rehabilitation plan as inadequate.