The NSA is defending the extensive rehabilitation of the Baba Yara Stadium pitch, revealing that nearly 60 percent of the grass was weeds. Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah assures Ghanaians of a world-class comeback within weeks.
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Ghana's PR professionals are being urged to move beyond message management to become strategic influencers who shape leadership decisions, build trust, and drive national development. At the 10th Women in PR Ghana Summit, experts called for reinvention in an era of AI and data governance.
Aliko Dangote plans to expand his Lekki refinery to 1.45 million b/d, making it the world's largest. For Ghana and West Africa, this means lower fuel costs and stronger regional trade.
In the heart of the Edina Traditional Area, a quiet revolution is unfolding. It is not happening in boardrooms or government offices. It is happening on football fields and on stage, where young Ghanaians are being discovered, nurtured, and propelled into leadership roles.
A High Court in Accra has declined an urgent ex parte application by former Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame to compel the BNI and the Attorney General to produce his client, former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, who was arrested on July 4, 2026. The court ruled that both parties must be heard before any order can be made, highlighting a commitment to due process in Ghana’s evolving
Professor Kingsley Nyarko, the MP for Kwadaso, has personally funded and commissioned two new ICT laboratories for basic schools in his constituency. He warns that denying children access to technology is a threat to their future competitiveness.
A new association for retired NCOs launches a digital hub in Accra, connecting veterans across Ghana and the diaspora for healthcare, pension, and business support.
In a sobering update that underscores the urgent need for climate-resilient infrastructure, Interior Minister Mohammed-Mubarak Muntaka has confirmed that 29 people lost their lives and six remain missing following devastating floods across Ghana. The tragedies, which struck the Greater Accra, Central, and Volta regions, have sparked a government-led recovery operation that is already showing the
In a dramatic turn at the ongoing trial of former National Signals Bureau (NSB) boss Kwabena Adu Boahene, his lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea has delivered a blistering critique of the prosecution's evidence. The case, involving GH¢49.1 million allegedly diverted from a cyber defence contract, is now a litmus test for transparency and due process in Ghana's fight against corruption.
Zoomlion Ghana wins two major awards at HESS 2026, showcasing its leadership in sustainable waste management and innovation. Read how this Ghanaian giant is driving Africa's green future.
Heavy monsoon rains and a landslide in India have forced Indian Railways to cancel over 80 trains. The disruption highlights critical lessons for Africa's growing rail infrastructure and climate resilience.
Ghana’s mosquito nets and seasonal malaria medicines are saving lives. The GHS urges families to trust proven tools and join the fight for a malaria-free future.
Veteran journalist Kwesi Pratt Jnr. reminds Ghana of its 1969 Aliens Compliance Order amid South Africa migrant tensions, calling for Pan-African economic unity.
As Ghanaians return from South Africa, Kwesi Pratt Jnr. reminds us of our own 1969 expulsion history. Instead of judgment, we must focus on diaspora innovation.
Ghana's Development Queen Mother honors Finnish entrepreneur Harri Pokka, sparking a new Ghana-Finland partnership focused on sustainable business, tourism, and cultural exchange.
Dangote Refinery imported 40.40 million barrels of crude worth $4.48bn in May-June 2026, with costs dropping 24% as Africa's largest refinery reshapes continental energy markets.
Former Gomoa Central MP Rachel Florence Appoh demands accountability from A-Plus after insulting flood victims.
Former Gomoa Central MP Rachel Florence Appoh demands accountability after MP A-Plus insults flood victims, arguing that true leadership requires compassion and respect.
Ghana's non-life insurance sector activates digital claims platforms and catastrophe responses after the June 2026 floods, turning climate challenges into a test of business resilience.
PrepMaster is Ghana's new offline-first platform helping students and professionals ace WASSCE, licensing exams, and visa interviews without expensive agents.
We started LemFi by helping people send money because that was the most urgent need. But financial progress doesn't stop at the transfer. This approval allows us to help customers save, access credit and now invest, supporting them as they build long-term financial security wherever they call home.</blockquote></p><h2>What is next for LemFi's global expansion?</h2><p>This acquisition marks a major
MP Gizella Agbotui outlines a bold, innovative plan to restore Accra's six wetlands and implement nature-based solutions to end recurring floods for good.
Tema Oil Refinery posts GH¢1.1B profit, clearing a 6-year audit backlog. Govt now plans a comprehensive audit to strip state energy debts and unlock financing.
I, Mugabe Maase, will not sit here and say that NAPO has done anything wrong. If that audio has caused any inconvenience, I sit here as the host of the programme and General Manager to apologise to the former Member of Parliament for Manhyia South and to NAPO. NDC and NPP are not enemies. There was no such meeting, so I apologise to Matthew Opoku Prempeh.
The UK's new Immigration and Asylum Bill requires refugees to repay £10,000. Here is what this means for the African diaspora and skilled migration.
Sampson Ndoli secures clearance for NPP Ellembelle re-election, rallying a strategic executive slate to unite the party and capture the 2028 parliamentary seat.
Ghana is firmly positioning itself as a competitive global maritime hub. On Saturday, June 27, the Regional Maritime University (RMU) graduated 368 skilled professionals, injecting fresh talent into the country's blue economy.
Just as we did for the LPG national programme, and now today every home has several cylinders, we are no longer afraid of it. Education has gone on, people have been attracted to use it, and now even if prices increase, many will still go for it because they know how good it is,
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