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The Ministry of Health has rejected claims on social media that Ghana trains medical doctors only to abandon them without jobs, explaining recruitment rules.
Ghana is expanding cooperation with Caribbean countries through health worker placements, visa-free travel, port partnerships and planned direct flights.
Ghana Navy has intercepted 117 sacks of suspected cannabis weighing about 4.7 tonnes and valued at more than US$1 million at the Ada Estuary.
The Minority in Parliament is demanding an independent Commission of Inquiry into the World Cup visa scandal as Sports Minister Kofi Adams rejects claims of wrongdoing.
The European Union says galamsey is undermining its investments in agriculture, water, security and forest protection in Ghana.
President John Mahama has defended TraffiTech fines, telling motorists worried about the penalties to obey speed limits while ordering warning signs at camera locations.
Ghana’s population could double in about 33 years if the current 2.1% annual growth rate continues, Government Statistician Dr Alhassan Iddrisu says.
King Charles III has described the transatlantic slave trade as a shameful chapter and called for Commonwealth nations to confront its lasting consequences.
The NPP is demanding Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak’s resignation over repeated cocaine seizures linked to Ghana and concerns about the country’s security systems.
Government is exploring an Accra light rail system along four major commuter routes as a long-term alternative to the Aayalolo contra-flow arrangement.
NACOC has arrested three foreign nationals in Ghana over the Beirut cocaine seizure involving 46.7 kilogrammes of cocaine transported from Accra.
Afenyo-Markin has criticised Speaker Alban Bagbin over the Abu Jinapor removal from Parliament, describing the decision as unfair and high-handed.