
GARID Funds: Finance Ministry Says $4.2 Million in Covid-19 Spending Remains Unretired
GARID funds transferred for Covid-19 expenditure remain partly unretired, with the Finance Ministry disclosing that $4.2 million has yet to be accounted for.
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GARID funds transferred for Covid-19 expenditure remain partly unretired, with the Finance Ministry disclosing that $4.2 million has yet to be accounted for.

Tema–Mpakadan railway will receive a €20 million European Union grant to install a modern signalling system aimed at improving freight operations, safety and regional trade.

National Research Fund should focus on practical solutions that create jobs, strengthen industry and improve lives, Vice President Jane Naana Opoku Agyemang has said.

Flood forecasting technology could transform Ghana's disaster preparedness as experts call for greater use of AI, satellite data and geospatial analytics to predict flood risks.

Abu Trica extradition case takes a new turn as the High Court schedules an earlier hearing on an application seeking to halt his transfer to the United States.

National General Cleaning Days have been declared for July 10 and 11 in flood affected regions as the government mobilises communities to clear drains and restore sanitation.

Medical education expansion is gathering pace as the government plans to decentralise doctor training and increase medical school admissions to improve healthcare delivery across Ghana.

Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz has urged long term football reforms in Ghana after the team's exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, saying the journey is only beginning.

COCOBOD has released GH¢2.6 billion to Licensed Buying Companies to pay cocoa farmers, with GH¢1.4 billion allocated to settle outstanding credit purchases.

Ghana's cocoa sector recorded slower growth in the first quarter of 2026, raising questions about the sustainability of the industry's recovery despite stronger global cocoa prices.

Senegal and DR Congo exit the 2026 FIFA World Cup after Round of 32 defeats, leaving five African nations with hopes of reaching the last 16.

Ghana has condemned the killing of a Ghanaian national in South Africa during anti-immigrant demonstrations, demanding a transparent investigation and enhanced protection for its citizens.