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Mangroves take root - Ada West take steps to restore nature, protect coastline
For generations, mangroves have served as a natural barrier protecting coastal communities in the Ada West District from flooding, tidal waves and shoreline erosion, while supporting livelihoods through fishing, crab harvesting and other ecosystem services.
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Collapse after a landslide: Starmer’s fall may not be the last
It was painful to watch him outside No.10 on Monday.
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FIFA scraps World Cup sell-off plans
FIFA has scrapped World Cup sell-off plans, Fifa president Gianni Inffantino has said.
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Parliament passes new fuel tax law to stop smugglers from cheating the system
A new fuel tax law to help stop smugglers from cheating the system in Ghana has been passed by Parliament.
Parliament passed the new law on Friday (July 31, 2026) to close a loophole that some businesspeople have been using to dodge fuel taxes — a scam that has already cost the country an estimated $25 million in just six months.
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No notice of appeal by Sedina was served on A-G in 2024 - Godfred Dame
There was no notice of an appeal filed by Sedina Tamakloe Attionu in 2024, which came to the attention of the Office of the Attorney-General; the immediate past Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Godfred Yeboah Dame, has said.
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Ghanaian woman jailed 5 years in US for $1.6million romance scam
A Maryland-based Ghanaian woman has been sentenced to 70 months in a United States federal prison for her role in a romance scam that defrauded victims across the country of more than $1.6 million.
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NACOC grants first licences for medicinal cannabis cultivation to two companies
The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) has granted its first licences to two companies to cultivate cannabis with a tetrahydrocannabinol content of not more than 0.3 per cent for medicinal and industrial use, in a move aimed at creating jobs, attracting investment and supporting research under a tightly regulated framework.
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Archbishop of Canterbury laments church's role in slavery during Ghana visit
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Most Reverend Sarah Mullally, has visited Cape Coast Castle, the former British slave trading post where thousands of enslaved Africans were held in appalling conditions before being transported to the Americas.
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'My comment was inappropriate' – MP apologises after telling schoolgirl he would marry her
The Ahafo Ano South East Member of Parliament, Yakubu Mohammed, has issued an unqualified apology after a video of him telling a schoolgirl during a Parliament visit that he would marry her in the future sparked widespread public outrage.
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'You are very beautiful, I will marry you' – MP under fire over comment to schoolgirl
A visit to Parliament meant to inspire young minds has taken a troubling turn after a video emerged showing a Member of Parliament (MP) telling a schoolgirl that he would marry her when she grows up—a remark that has ignited outrage across social media and renewed calls for public officials to exercise restraint in their interactions with children.
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Constitutional reforms unveiled: Govt accepts 5-year presidency: Age limit set for 35 years - Dual citizenship for MPs
The government has unveiled a comprehensive constitutional reform package that accepts a five-year single term for the President, the removal of the dual citizenship bar for Members of Parliament (MPs), and the establishment of a comprehensive Human Rights law, among other proposals.
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Gabonese President honours Rawlings' legacy
In a solemn display of Pan-African solidarity, Gabonese President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema paid homage to former President Jerry John Rawlings at the military cemetery in Burma Camp yesterday, where he laid a wreath on the tombstone of the former President as part of his three-day official visit.
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COCOBOD Bill passed to provide comprehensive reform, sustainable funding for sector
Parliament has passed the Ghana Cocoa Board Bill, 2026, to provide a comprehensive reform for the cocoa sector governance framework and to establish a sustainable funding model for the sector.
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NPP alleges political motive behind former MASLOC CEO's acquittal
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has described the Court of Appeal's decision to acquit and discharge the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), Sedina Christine Tamakloe-Attionu, as a "travesty of justice" and further evidence of what it says is a politicised justice system.
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Adwoa Safo goes ahead with father’s burial amid court dispute
A former Minister of State, Sarah Adwoa Safo, yesterday proceeded with the burial of her father, Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, despite an ongoing legal dispute over the organisation of his funeral and burial arrangements.
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Court of Appeal frees Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu
The Court of Appeal has acquitted and discharged the former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC), Sedina Christine Tamakloe-Attionu.
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Hundreds of migrants swim from Morocco to Spanish enclave of Ceuta
Hundreds of migrants have entered Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco over the past week, the territory's leader has said.
Juan Jesús Vivas said the influx is overwhelming resources and urged the Spanish government to intervene. Spain's Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska is expected to visit on Friday, according to news agency Reuters.
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Re-introduction of road and bridge toll agreement approved by Parliament
Parliament has approved a concession agreement for the re-introduction of tolling on roads and bridges in Ghana under a public-private agreement.
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NPP on why it thinks Sedina Tamakloe Attionu's acquittal was 'travesty of justice and evidence of politicised justice system'
In a reaction to Thursday's overturning of the conviction of Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu, the former CEO of the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre by the Court of Appeal, the opposition New Patriotic Party has stated that it was a "travesty of justice and further evidence of a politicised justice system."
According to the NPP, the overturning of a conviction, which according to them, was "anchored on an abundance of evidence," was something that "defies logic, law and common sense."
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ECG unable to pay dividend for 2025 - Board chairman William Amuna tells annual general meeting
The Board of Directors of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) says the company is unable to pay dividends to sole shareholder for the year 2025.
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President to pay taxes on salary, allowances but retirement benefits exempt - Government
The government has accepted the Constitutional Review Committee's (CRC) recommendation for the President to pay taxes on his salary and allowances while in office, but rejected the proposal for the President's retirement gratuity and pension to be taxed.
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Government accepts fixed November date for Presidential Elections, 30-Day Supreme Court timeline for petitions
The government has accepted a Constitutional Review Committee (CRC) recommendation to fix presidential elections in the first week of November, while also mandating that election petitions be filed within 14 days of the declaration of results and determined by the Supreme Court within 30 days.
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Gov't accepts dual citizenship for public office holders, exempts President and Vice President
The government has accepted a recommendation by the Constitutional Review Committee (CRC) to allow Ghanaians with dual citizenship to hold public office, with the exception of the offices of President and Vice President.
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Constitutional Review in Ghana: Govt backs five-year presidential term, 300-seat Parliament, elected MMDCEs, 60-ministers cap
The government has accepted the proposal by the Constitutional Review Committee to extend the presidential term of Ghana from four to five years.
It has also agreed that the membership of Parliament should increase from the current 276 to 300.
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MTN Ghana rejects Clydestone's allegations, vows to contest Mobile Money IP lawsuit
MTN Ghana has formally responded to the legal action initiated by Clydestone Ghana PLC, rejecting the allegations and vowing to contest the proceedings fully, according to a regulatory filing submitted to the Ghana Stock Exchange.