Adaklu District, Ghana – Susan Temley Akortia, the Adaklu District Director for the Department of Social Welfare and Community Development,…
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Diaspora Member Urges Mahama to Address Ministerial ‘Party Culture’ Amidst Economic Concerns
A Ghanaian diaspora member urged President Mahama to curb ministers' social media party culture and focus on constituent engagement amid…
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Ghana and South Korea Sign Landmark Visa Waiver Deal for Diplomatic Passports
Ghana and South Korea sign a landmark visa waiver deal for diplomatic passports, significantly strengthening bilateral ties and cooperation.
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Ghanaian President Vows Dismissal for Officials Approving Weija Spillway Encroachments
President Mahama vows dismissal for officials who approved Weija Dam spillway building permits after recent floods and displacements.
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Fidelity Bank Ghana Achieves Record Growth in 2025, Bolstering Market Position
Fidelity Bank Ghana achieved record growth in 2025, boosting profitability, deposits, and market position as Ghana's largest private bank.
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Mahama Cracks Down on State Enterprise CEOs Over Audited Account Lapses
President Mahama warns state enterprise CEOs of dismissal for failing to submit audited accounts, boosting accountability and transparency.
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NPA Empowers Consumers with Fuel Purchase Verification Campaign
The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) is actively educating fuel consumers across Ghana on the importance of demanding receipts and verifying…
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Foreign National Dies After Bus Collision at Pedu Junction
An unidentified foreign national tragically lost their life early Sunday morning, May 31, after being struck by a passenger bus…
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Government Aims to Stabilize Transport Fares Amidst Impending 20% Increase
Ghana's government works to stabilize transport fares and address rising costs before an impending 20% hike.
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Ghana and Jamaica Forge New Healthcare and Cooperation Ties
Ghana and Jamaica revive diplomatic ties, signing a landmark agreement to send 400 Ghanaian nurses to boost Jamaica's healthcare sector.
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