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President John Mahama has urged Ghanaian youth to avoid drug abuse and negative influences, calling for discipline, education and responsible citizenship during Eid al-Adha celebrations.
The Bank of Ghana has filed an appeal at the Supreme Court seeking to overturn the Court of Appeal ruling ordering the restoration of GN Savings and Loans’ licence.
A special audit into Ghana’s hosting of the 13th African Games has uncovered GH¢580.04 million in financial irregularities linked to procurement, contracts and payments.
President Mahama says government has allocated GH¢100 million in the 2027 budget to support Ghana’s technical universities and strengthen TVET education.
Black Stars coach Carlos Queiroz has named a 28-man squad for Ghana’s World Cup preparation camp and international friendly against Wales in Cardiff.
President John Mahama has announced that African passport holders travelling to Ghana for business or tourism will no longer pay visa fees under the new e-visa platform.
Ghana’s Sports Minister Kofi Adams has called for free movement across Africa to accelerate sports development, attract investment, and strengthen grassroots talent systems.
President John Mahama says Ghana is ending the era of stand-alone STEM schools as government rolls out a nationwide science and technology education strategy focused on practical learning and early exposure.
Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga says Ghana’s Parliament is the second most open legislature in Africa, citing live broadcasts and reforms aimed at improving transparency and public engagement.
Ghana has signed an MoU with Canada’s Portage Energy Group for a waste-to-energy and sustainable aviation fuel project expected to generate clean electricity and support climate goals.
Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, welcomed Members of Parliament back from recess.
In a public statement on X, the Tano North MP advised individuals holding dollars to consider depositing them before potential restrictions take effect next month.