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Minority MPs walked out of Parliament after Speaker Alban Bagbin ordered Samuel Abu Jinapor out over an unsubstantiated allegation about the sale of diplomatic passports.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin warns that drug trafficking in Ghana could cost the country a generation of young people as the Minority renews its push for a parliamentary inquiry.
Ghana has introduced 21-day monitoring for travellers arriving from countries with ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola transmission as airport screening is tightened.
Parliament resumes on November 3 for its Third Meeting, with the 2027 Budget and renewed consideration of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill expected to dominate proceedings.
Ghana’s Foreign Minister says the US Embassy in Accra completed same-day visa processing for the mother and cousin of slain Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong.
Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George says more than 3.1 million Ghanaians use virtual assets as government moves to regulate the fast-growing sector.
Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George says government will pursue anyone who attacks journalists as MFWA launches a new safety policy for media organisations.
The NPP has opened applications for members seeking to contest its 2028 parliamentary primaries, with a GH¢5,000 fee and November 10 deadline.
Atiwa East MP Abena Osei-Asare is calling for a bipartisan parliamentary inquiry into repeated cocaine seizures linked to Ghana and the government’s response.
About 50 young Ghanaians are expected to gather at the Stanbic Incubator in Accra on December 5 for Recalibrate 2.0, a practical planning and accountability programme designed to help participants enter 2027 with clearer goals and a workable execution plan.
NACOC says the arrest of a Syrian national in Beirut with suspected cocaine from Accra resulted from a coordinated controlled delivery operation.
Lebanese authorities have seized 46.7kg of cocaine from a Syrian passenger arriving from Accra, describing it as Beirut airport’s largest drug bust.