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President Mahama explains that tricycles under Ghana’s free primary healthcare programme are for outreach services, not ambulances.
President John Mahama begins a two-day Resetting Ghana tour in the Northern Region, engaging citizens, inspecting projects, and hosting a town hall in Tamale.
DVLA seizes 40 vehicles at Tema Harbour over fraudulent DP stickers, launches investigation with National Security into vehicle import irregularities.
GUTA and business groups suspend planned strike after government concessions on valuation appeals, but concerns over Publican AI remain.
NPRA dismisses claims by MP Vincent Assafuah, clarifying its regulatory role and defending transparency in Ghana’s pension system.
Deputy Attorney-General Justice Srem Sai says the Attorney-General will assume control of OSP prosecutions following a High Court directive on prosecutorial authority.
Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie marks the Supreme Court’s 150th anniversary with a call for faster, accessible, and transparent justice delivery in Ghana.
DVLA introduces extended service hours across 15 offices in Ghana from May 2026 to improve access, reduce congestion, and support the 24-hour economy agenda.
Government announces phased payment plan to clear 17-month salary arrears owed to unpaid teachers starting May 2026.
President John Mahama launches Ghana’s Free Primary Healthcare Policy, aiming to expand access, promote prevention, and advance universal health coverage nationwide.
Office of the Special Prosecutor moves to appeal High Court ruling on its prosecutorial authority amid conflicting judicial decisions in the rice scandal case.
High Court rules that Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor cannot independently prosecute cases without Attorney General approval, citing Article 88 of the Constitution.