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The High Court in Accra has dismissed an application to halt Gifty Oware-Mensah’s criminal trial over a dispute on witness disclosure requirements.
Sammy Gyamfi defends government’s use of sole sourcing for Big Push road projects, citing urgency, legal backing, and value-for-money safeguards.
Ghana Immigration Service reports GH¢546 million revenue, reforms, and improved border security under Comptroller-General Samuel Basintale Amadu.
Civil society groups criticize widespread sole-sourcing of road contracts in Ghana, warning it undermines transparency, accountability, and value for money.
An investigation by The Fourth Estate reveals over 80 sole-sourced road contracts worth GHS73 billion awarded under Ghana’s Big Push programme, raising transparency concerns.
Ghana and Colombia sign a landmark maritime trade agreement linking Tema Port to Cartagena, boosting Africa–Latin America trade ties.
President Mahama heads to the UN to lead Ghana’s delegation at a special session on reparatory justice and slavery remembrance.
The NCA says privacy safeguards will guide Ghana’s upcoming SIM card registration exercise, with strict legal controls on data access.
Ghana’s push to declare the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity gains momentum with Brazil’s endorsement ahead of UN vote.
Former Communications Minister Ursula Owusu-Ekuful denies claims that a personal feud affected Ghana’s SIM card registration, citing technical challenges instead.
Ghana’s PFM Compliance League Table ranks EPA highest, with seven institutions showing strong adherence to financial regulations while others lag behind.
SIGA Director-General Michael Kpessa-Whyte cautions state-owned enterprises against paying bonuses while recording losses, stressing stricter enforcement and accountability.