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Chief of Staff Julius Debrah says mentorship is critical to building a strong and sustainable Ghanaian economy, urging business leaders to guide the next generation.
Mahama, Mnangagwa pledge stronger cooperation across key sectors
NASPAWAP cites polymer shortage and production pressures
Former GBA president Sam Okudzeto says the Legal Education Bill, 2025 was passed without proper consultation with the legal profession.
Utility consumers in Ghana will pay less for electricity and water from April 1 after PURC announced tariff cuts for the second quarter of 2026.
Ghana’s Ministry for Energy and Green Transition has ordered all agencies under it to submit roadmaps by April 15 to support implementation of the 24-hour economy policy.
The National Petroleum Authority says Ghana’s planned 24-hour petroleum economy will improve fuel distribution, create jobs, and strengthen the downstream petroleum sector.
Mahama signs five bills into law covering security, education and finance
President John Mahama says Ghana will launch the Free Primary Health Care Programme on April 15, 2026, to expand universal access to preventive and basic health services nationwide.
The Ghana Football Association has parted ways with Black Stars head coach Otto Addo after four straight defeats, as Ghana intensifies preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
President John Mahama has ordered a full review of allegations surrounding procurement practices under the Big Push road projects after a report by The Fourth Estate raised concerns over sole sourcing and possible cost inflation.
Former President Nana Akufo-Addo has called on government to complete and operationalise stalled Agenda 111 hospitals, stressing continuity in healthcare delivery.