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Ghana Gold Board partners with the Geological Survey Authority to conduct investigations in Funsi, Atuna, and Bensere East to support responsible mining.
President John Mahama directs security agencies to increase recruitment to 40,000 personnel over four years while ensuring transparency and fairness.
NPA CEO Godwin Tameklo explains how exchange rates, global oil prices, and import dynamics are shaping petroleum pricing in Ghana.
The Institute for Energy Security calls on government to suspend the Price Stabilisation and Recovery Levy on diesel to ease fuel price pressures in Ghana.
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union warns transport fares in Ghana could increase if fuel prices rise in the upcoming pricing window.
Presidency addresses public concerns over President John Mahama’s reported use of a private aircraft owned by his brother for official travel.
Ghana Gold Board announces plans to establish District Gold Buying Centres to improve transparency, traceability, and oversight in the country’s gold trading sector.
Interior Ministry announces statutory holidays
Ghana’s Public Utilities Regulatory Commission announces a 4.81% cut in electricity tariffs and a 3.06% reduction in water tariffs effective April 1, 2026.
Ghana Gold Board backs World Kidney Day 2026 activities in Accra, highlighting responsible mining, environmental protection, and improved kidney health awareness.
President John Dramani Mahama outlines his vision for Ghana at Yonsei University, saying democracy must deliver prosperity, opportunity, and innovation for every citizen.
President John Dramani Mahama calls for deeper Ghana–South Korea cooperation during a lecture at Yonsei University in Seoul after receiving an honorary doctorate.