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Ghana to present UN resolution declaring the Transatlantic Slave Trade the gravest crime against humanity, advancing global reparatory justice efforts.
Ghana pushes for balanced extradition framework at Global Fraud Summit, rejecting one-way transfer of cybercrime suspects to Western countries.
Court of Appeal dismisses stay application in Bissue case, allowing High Court proceedings to continue over alleged bribery charges.
President Mahama says galamsey in Ghana involves political and traditional actors, warning the fight will be difficult but must continue.
Institute of Economic Affairs launches Nuclear Energy Programme to support dialogue, research, and advocacy on Ghana’s nuclear power development.
President Mahama unveils plans for an Independent Emoluments Commission to ensure fairness, transparency, and sustainability in Ghana’s public sector pay system.
President John Mahama assures Organised Labour of transparency in economic management, pledging to reveal the true state of Ghana’s economy.
Ghana Armed Forces announces first batch of 2,000 recruits set to begin training as part of a nationwide recruitment exercise.
Ghana and Kyrgyzstan strengthen bilateral ties with visa waiver and strategic agreements following a historic visit by Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
Ghana Gold Board partners with the Geological Survey Authority to conduct investigations in Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East to support responsible mining.
President John Mahama directs security agencies to increase recruitment to 40,000 personnel over four years while ensuring transparency and fairness.
NPA CEO Godwin Tameklo explains how exchange rates, global oil prices, and import dynamics are shaping petroleum pricing in Ghana.