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Joana Quaye has filed an injunction application at the Accra High Court seeking to prevent businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye from disposing of assets and company shares pending an appeal in their divorce case.
Ghana plans to achieve 70% 5G population coverage by March 2027 as government and telecom industry players push to expand digital connectivity, innovation and economic growth.
Ghana has secured broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup through government and corporate support, ensuring nationwide live coverage of the tournament.
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says government has secured adequate funding through GETFund to ensure uninterrupted food supply for students under Ghana’s Free SHS programme.
SIGA Records Low Compliance as Only 61 State Entities Submit 2025 Financial Statements, raising concerns over public sector accountability.
MahamaCares has invested over GH¢36 million into specialist healthcare training programmes to strengthen Ghana’s healthcare workforce and improve access to specialised care nationwide.
President Mahama has signed the Legal Education Act 2026 into law, introducing major reforms that decentralise legal training and expand access to professional legal education in Ghana.
Ghana has rescued and repatriated 28 nationals from Côte d’Ivoire following a joint operation targeting a human trafficking network, the Foreign Affairs Ministry has announced.
President John Mahama has launched the Green City Project in the Ashanti Region, a 1,067-unit affordable housing development aimed at tackling Ghana’s housing deficit and improving urban living conditions.
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Africa risks undermining its economic future without stronger regional integration, financial systems and continental cooperation.
Africa Education Watch is urging Ghana to restructure the BECE, arguing that the exam’s role has changed under Free SHS and should be redesigned to reduce costs and student stress.
Ghana is ramping up its cocoa value-addition strategy with a 50% domestic processing policy aimed at boosting local industry, securing bean supply for factories, and increasing Africa’s share of the $130 billion global chocolate market.