Public Excluded As Ken Ofori-Atta’s U.s. Immigration Hearing Goes Behind Closed Doors
Public access barred from Ken Ofori-Atta’s U.S. immigration hearing as sensitive issues are heard privately.
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Gnfs Personnel Allegedly Assault Class Media Journalist In Kasoa
Class Media journalist alleges physical assault and robbery by GNFS officers while reporting in Kasoa
President Mahama Vows Lower Inflation, More Jobs, And Zero Tolerance For Corruption In 2026
President Mahama outlines 2026 agenda to cut inflation, create jobs, and enforce zero tolerance for corruption
Ibrahim Mahama Donates Food Items To Support Persons With Disabilities This Christmas
Ibrahim Mahama donates food items to disability groups in Ghana as part of Christmas support efforts
State To Disburse Gh¢1 Billion Before Christmas To Contractors Owed Since 2017
Government to pay GH¢1 billion to settle long-standing contractor arrears dating back to 2017
Asantehene’s Akunin Ntoma: A Symbol Of Wisdom At The Presidency
Asantehene’s Akunin Ntoma symbolised wisdom and leadership during the Bawku mediation report handover. myjoyonline.com
Police Clamp Down On Abokyi Forex Traders In Accra As 41 Arrested And Gh¢1.2 Million Seized
Police arrest 41 forex traders in Accra and seize GH¢1.2m as crackdown on illegal currency trade intensifies.
Nigeria Responds After Burkina Faso Arrests Its Military Personnel Over Emergency Landing Incident
Nigeria reacts after Burkina Faso detains its military crew over an emergency C130 landing as Sahel tensions rise.
Interior Ministry Orders Probe Into Alleged Assassination Attempts On Special Prosecutor
Interior Ministry orders full investigation into alleged assassination attempts on Special Prosecutor.
Follow The Rules Or Stay Away — Utag-Knust President On Mission Schools’ Code
Students at mission schools must follow the institution’s rules — or reconsider enrollment.`
Interior Ministry Declares December 5 As Statutory Holiday For Farmers’ Day
Interior Ministry declares December 5, 2025 as a national public holiday to celebrate Farmers’ Day and honour Ghana’s farmers and fishers.
Ghana Strongly Condemns Guinea-Bissau Coup, Demands Return To Constitutional Rule
Ghana condemns the Guinea-Bissau coup and calls for an immediate return to constitutional rule.”
Ag: Eoco Bail Conditions Reflect Severity Of Crime
AG defends EOCO’s strict bail conditions, saying they reflect the seriousness of the alleged crimes and are grounded in law.
Prof. Opoku Agyemang Engages Victims Affected By The Gaf Recruitment Stampede
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang visits El-Wak Stadium stampede victims at 37 Military Hospital
Drivers On Adidome–Juapong Road Threaten Strike Over Illegal Speed Ramps
Commercial drivers on the Adidome–Juapong road threaten strike over a surge in illegal speed ramps, demanding urgent removal to ensure road safety
Ghana Government Approves 9% Salary Increase For Public Sector Workers In 2026
Government approves a 9 % salary increase for public-sector workers under the Single Spine Salary Structure from January 2026.
Ghana’s Goods Trade With U.s. Hits $1.42 B In H1 2025, Recording A Strong Surplus
Ghana’s goods trade with the U.S. reached US$1.42 billion in H1 2025, delivering a surplus of US$310.9 million thanks to strong exports.
Mob Besieges Hwidiem Police Station After Anti-Galamsey Operation
Hwidiem residents besiege police station following anti-galamsey arrests and seizure of vehicles and weapons.
Ghana Pledges Funds To Global Media Fund, Championing 'War On Misinformation'
Ghana becomes first African nation to fund global media. President Mahama pledges support for independent journalism and fight against misinformation.
Soldier Arrested After Pharmacy Assault At Burma Camp
Soldier arrested after allegedly assaulting a pharmacist and female customer at Burma Camp pharmacy in Accra.
