Ghana's RTI Commission is suing over 50 public institutions to enforce information access and transparency under the RTI Act.
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RTI Commission Calls for Transparency Amidst Institutional Resistance to Information Requests
Ghana's RTI Commission urges public bodies to embrace transparency amid rising resistance to information requests, clarifying the Act's balance of...
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NDC Official Defends Free Speech, Warns Against Unlawful Comments
NDC official defends free speech in Ghana but warns against unlawful comments that threaten national stability.
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Ghanaian Vice President Explores Educational Partnerships with York University
Discover how Ghana's Vice President and York University are forging new educational partnerships for academic exchange and research collaboration.
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Ghana Hostels Limited Disputes Rent Commissioner’s ‘Misleading’ Comments on Student Accommodation Charges
GHL strongly refutes the Rent Commissioner's misleading comments on student accommodation charges at Pentagon Hostel, demanding an apology.
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JP Trustees Advances 24-Hour Economy in Ghana’s Petroleum Sector
Discover how JP Trustees' 24-hour economy pilot in Ghana's petroleum sector boosts productivity, creates jobs, and drives economic growth.
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Ghanaian Roads Minister Orders Contract Termination for Bogoso-Prestea Road Contractor
Ghana's Roads Minister terminates the Bogoso-Prestea Road contract over contractor delays and minimal progress.
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WAMPEX 2026 Relocates to Accra’s La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, Anticipates Record Attendance for 19th Edition
Discover WAMPEX 2026's new venue at Accra's La Palm Royal Beach Hotel, anticipating record attendance for West Africa's premier mining…
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Ghana Explores Diverse Post-IMF Economic Strategies as PCI Leads Policy Discussions
Ghana explores diverse post-IMF economic strategies, with PCI, ECF, and SCF under consideration for sustained stability and investor confidence.
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Over Half a Million Candidates Commence 2026 WASSCE in Ghana, Marking Return to Traditional Calendar
Over 500,000 Ghanaian students begin the 2026 WASSCE, marking a significant return to the traditional May-June exam calendar.
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