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NPP General Secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong accuses government of arbitrary arrests and suppression of dissent, calling for respect for rule of law and constitutional freedoms.
Ghana Revenue Authority reports over $3 million in daily revenue gains from the Publican AI system, boosting transparency and improving import valuation.
Government to roll out home-based health screening nationwide to tackle rising non-communicable diseases through early detection and preventive care.
Ghana faces a growing non-communicable diseases crisis as NCDs account for up to 45% of deaths, prompting government action on prevention and primary healthcare.
According to an update under the government’s Big Push initiative, the reconstruction project officially commenced on December 5, 2025, and is expected to be completed by December 4, 2027.
Ghana Airports Company says the Airport Infrastructure Development Levy is needed to fund urgent upgrades at Accra International Airport, including runway repairs, apron expansion and traffic decongestion.
Government is exploring local sourcing of polymers to reduce production costs and stabilise sachet water prices following the suspension of a planned price increase.
The Ministry of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry says the planned sachet water price increase in Ghana has been suspended after talks with producers, offering temporary relief to consumers.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has urged stronger support for indigenous businesses in Ghana, while warning against the misuse of state-backed funding and calling for a mindset shift toward productivity and skills development.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin says the opposition in Parliament has been constructive, raising issues that reflect the concerns of farmers, businesses and ordinary Ghanaians.
Minority Leader Reflects on Pressure of Divided House
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly says rehabilitation of the Kaneshie footbridge will take between six and nine months, with traders barred from returning after completion.