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Abronye DC remanded into BNI custody on a charge of publication of false news and 'derogatory' comment about a judge
The Bono Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Kwame Baffoe, commonly referred to as Abronye DC has been remanded into the custody of the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI).
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Young Ghanaians can now register for up to GH₵500,000 loans under 24-Hour Economy for start-up businesses
Young Ghanaians between the ages of 18 and 35 can now apply for loans for start-up businesses ranging from GH₵5,000 to GH₵500,000 under the government’s 24-Hour Economy and Accelerated Export Development Programme (24H+), with free digital skills training and guaranteed internships also on offer.
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National Sports Authority reacts to claims of food shortages at African Athletics Championships
The Deputy Director-General of the National Sports Authority, Veronica Commey has reacted to some concerns about the organisation of the ongoing African Senior Athletics Championships in Accra.
Read also: 24th African Athletics Championships in Accra: Athletes, Journalists decry poor organisation
For instance a South African athlete, Aiden Smith had complained about the treatment of athletes and alleged restrictions on food supply at their hostel accommodation.
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24th African Athletics Championships in Accra: Athletes, Journalists decry poor organisation
The ongoing 24th African Athletics Championships in Accra has come under criticism from athletes, journalists and some officials over what they describe as poor organisation and logistical challenges at the continental event.
Concerns raised by participants include delays in transportation, inadequate communication, accreditation difficulties, scheduling inconsistencies, and limited access to competition and media facilities, including access to internet.
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President Mahama: No more automatic tax waivers for medical equipment imports
President John Dramani Mahama has stated that the government will no longer grant blanket tax exemptions for imported medical equipment, explaining that future requests will be considered individually.
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Govt lands World Cup TV rights deal for nationwide access
The government has secured broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and is preparing to roll out a multi-platform television arrangement that will allow several media houses across Ghana to telecast the tournament live, Sports and Recreation Minister, Kofi Adams, has announced.
In a significant policy shift away from the traditional single-broadcaster model, the minister revealed that a consortium of television stations would carry the World Cup feed, widening nationwide access to football’s biggest spectacle and easing growing public anxiety over whether Ghanaian viewers would be able to watch the tournament on local screens.
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'Charles Amissah: A life cut short, A nation awakened'
A brother remembered
Charles was more than a brother to me; he was a beacon of hope, a rising star in Ghana’s engineering community, and a gentle soul whose laughter filled our home.
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44 teachers, invigilators, supervisors busted over BECE centre infractions
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has so far caused the arrest of 44 invigilators, supervisors and teachers not assigned to the examination centres for their alleged involvement in examination malpractice at the just-ended Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Almost all of the cases were mobile phone infractions.
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Kwame Ohene Frimpong: Parliament confirms detention of Asante Akyem North MP in Netherlands
Parliament has confirmed that the Member of Parliament for Asante Akyem North, Kwame Ohene Frimpong, has been detained at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam in the Netherlands.
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President Mahama approves immediate evacuation of 300 Ghanaians from South Africa following xenophobic attacks - Ablakwa
President John Draman Mahama has approved the immediate evacuation of 300 Ghanaians from South Africa following xenophobic attacks in that country against other African nations, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced.
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JDM, Wode yen ka - Occasional Kwatriot Kwesi Yankah writes
This publication suffered three successive power cuts while in preparation. Happily it looks like laptops were generally manufactured with Ghana’s Dumsor in mind.
When it first struck, dum, I quietly un-plucked and allowed my laptop battery to seamlessly take over, hoping the automatic switch had been enabled by my Dumsor Levy.
It was when the lights bounced back sor and off again dum in ten minutes; sor and off again dum that I was compelled to blurt out in frustration, ‘Haba! JDM, Wode yen KA.’ I said rocking my head, eyes flaming, eyeballs rolling.
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Twifo Praso: Four teachers convicted and fined GH¢3,000 each for BECE malpractices, if they fail to pay fine they will spend one year in jail
Four teachers have been convicted for their involvement in irregularities and examination malpractices in the Twifo Praso area of the Central Region.
They are said to have engaged in misconduct during last week's 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
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Nigerian movie actor Alexx Ekubo is dead
Nigerian movie actor Alexx Ekubo is dead. Thepopular Nollywood actor Alex Ekubo was 40-years-old.
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Complete Elubo-Enchi road on time or we'll 'kick you out’ - Roads minister to contractor
The contractor working on the 71.25 kilometres Elubo-Enchi road has been warned by the sector minister to complete the project on time or be kicked out.
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Kwabena Adu Boahene trial: Advantage Solutions was not a criminal enterprise — prosecution witness tells court
At the hearing today [May 12, 2026] of the case of Kwabena Adu Boahene, a former boss of the National Signals Bureau (NSB) who is standing trial over allegations that GH¢49 million earmarked for the purchase of software for the state was channelled through Advantage Solutions Limited (ASL) and redirected into private investments, the court was told that the company at the centre of the prosecution’s case was not engaged in criminal activity.
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Accra: Friend and neighbour of missing car dealer arrested on suspicion of murder
The police suspect that a body, which was recently discovered burnt beyond recognition in an abandoned vehicle on the Legon bypass in Accra, may be that of a missing car dealer, Theophilus Ashitey Armah, who has been missing since April 6, 2026.
The police are investigating a suspected murder case, and they suspect the charred body is that of the missing car dealer.
The Criminal Investigations Department (CID) has therefore commenced DNA testing to establish the identity of the body.
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East Legon businessman arrested over alleged drugging and filming of women
The Cybercrime Unit of the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) of Ghana Police, in a joint operation with the Bureau of National Investigations (BNI), has arrested a 36-year-old businessman from East Legon in Accra, over allegations of drugging, sexually assaulting, filming and sharing intimate videos of women online without their consent.
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Osu midwife arrested for involvement in child trafficking; 5-year-old girl remains missing
Seven suspects linked to separate child trafficking and child sexual exploitation cases in Ghana have been arrested by the police.
In the meantime, the police are continuing with investigations to trace a missing five-year-old girl believed to have been trafficked through a criminal syndicate operating in Ghana.
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Five banks seize PBC trucks over GH¢257 million debt following stalled rescue effort
A consortium of five banks owed GH¢257 million by the state-owned Produce Buying Company (PBC) has begun seizing the company’s trucks and operational vehicles after securing a court order, exposing the deepening financial distress at one of the country’s oldest cocoa institutions.
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6 new Mpox cases, recorded in Ghana, total confirmed infections now 1,070 since outbreak
Ghana has recorded six new cases of Mpox, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 1,070 as of May 10, 2026, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced.
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Rent Control to scrutinise campus hostel fees
The Rent Control Department in Ghana has announced plans to subject student hostel fees on various university campuses across Ghana to professional valuation as part of measures to check reported arbitrary rent charges.
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Past Questions: Major threat to quality education in Ghana (Part 1)
For generations, Ghanaians learned through informal education (family apprenticeship, communal work, storytelling, and observation). In modern times, formal schooling has become the primary and most socially recognised pathway to learning, advancement, and professional qualifications.
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GNFS contains late-night fire at Nima Market, no casualties recorded
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has confirmed that a late-night fire outbreak at a section of the Nima Market was successfully contained without any loss of life, although several wooden structures and goods belonging to traders were destroyed.
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2026 WASSCE for school candidates begins tomorrow with Oral English
Final-year senior high school (SHS) students from Ghana officially rejoin their West African counterparts tomorrow to write the May-June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates (SC), beginning with Oral English.
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Police promotion exams - IGP reacts to bribery, paper leakage allegations
Following allegations that there was leakage of examination papers, bribery, and irregularities in the recent Police Competitive Promotional Examination (PCPE) for Chief Inspectors seeking admission in the Ghana Police Academy, the police administration has reacted and stated the allegations were untrue and unfounded.