Ghana's GH¢22bn GoldBOD losses under the DGPP spark calls for a full probe. The Centre for Policy Scrutiny demands transparency, accountability, and a programme redesign.
Ghana's gold programme cost GH¢9bn in 2025, but analyst Kwabena Nyantakyi says the strategic wins for the cedi, reserves, and inflation outweigh the losses. Here's the full breakdown.
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah files a Supreme Court review bid after his injunction against legal vacation trials was dismissed. The case raises key constitutional questions about equality and judicial discretion.
Togbe Afede XIV announces 10 new aircraft for Africa Airlines, a pilot training school and maintenance facility in Ho, all aimed at inspiring Ghanaian youth into aviation careers and entrepreneurship.
China's zero-tariff policy is a game-changer for Ghana. With record trade hitting $14.12bn in 2025 and exports surging, Ghanaian businesses have a golden window to scale up, add value, and create jobs. The door is open. Will Ghana walk through it?
Nestlé Ghana launches its first national CERELAC promotion with cash prizes, scholarships, and a Mauritius trip, celebrating local manufacturing and family trust.
Ghana resolves upstream petroleum disputes, unlocking US$3.5 billion in new investment from major operators. Here's what it means for the economy and energy security.
GoldBod's 150-member taskforce has channeled 170 tonnes of gold into formal exports, bringing US$17bn to Ghana and cementing its spot as Africa's top gold producer.
Deputy AG Dr. Justice Srem-Sai and MP Kojo Oppong Nkrumah clash over a Supreme Court ruling on vacation trials. The substantive case remains pending.
NDC Youth Leader Okai Mintah says the party's grassroots strategy and narrowing vote margins make Bimbilla a winnable seat in 2028. He is pushing for a permanent youth mobilization network to close the gap.
Accra will host the Micronutrient Forum's 7th Global Conference from 28 September to 1 October 2026, bringing together global nutrition leaders to tackle pressing challenges and showcase African leadership.
A Ministerial Review Committee has uncovered that Adamus Resources Limited owes Ghana approximately GH¢205.83 million in unpaid royalties and taxes, raising questions about revenue lost from mining activities.
Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin insists his 'grand conspiracy' claim about former Chief Justice Torkornoo's removal is his informed opinion, citing internal judiciary turf wars.
A former Suame MCE challenges GoldBod CEO Sammy Gyamfi over a double standard in the gold reserve programme debate, as IMF reports US$214 million in losses.
NPP youth aspirant Alfred Ababio Kumi petitions police and Christian Council over religious statements targeting citizens by political affiliation, urging action to protect Ghana's peace and democracy.
The Olowu of Owu Kingdom's visit to Kasoa reinforces centuries-old Nigeria-Ghana cultural ties and highlights the role of traditional institutions in preserving Yoruba heritage across borders.
Kwesi Pratt reveals why Ahmed Ibrahim faced calls for removal from Mahama's government, citing his National Cathedral stance. What's next for the Banda MP?
Stonebwoy made history as the first Ghanaian to headline London's OVO Arena Wembley, but the triumph is shadowed by a 'curtain show' controversy over attendance figures.
A UK-based Ghanaian shares why he can't visit home under the anti-LGBTQ+ bill, sparking a conversation on inclusion, diaspora ties, and Ghana's global image.
Ghana's legal vacation debate raises a key question: is hearing some cases while others wait discrimination, or smart prioritization? The answer matters for justice and business.
A Bengaluru engineer built an AI system that detects potholes and files complaints automatically. Could this innovation work in Accra and other African cities? The blueprint is here.
The death of British-born Ghanaian professor Jason Arday has sparked accusations against Cambridge. Here is what the Nigerian researcher David Hundeyin claimed and why it matters for the diaspora.
Betty Krosbi Mensah says Chairman Wontumi's detention is a wake-up call for all public officials to embrace transparency and integrity, marking a new chapter in Ghana's governance.
The NSA has inaugurated a five-member committee to drive private investment and partnerships in Ghanaian sports, signalling a shift from state funding to sustainable, strategic financing.
The Tema Metropolitan Assembly has ordered TDC to halt an infilling project at Community One Site Three, citing planning breaches, tree felling, and resident concerns. The move aims to protect Tema's status as Ghana's premier planned city.
Ghana's economy grows 5.1% in May 2026, easing from 6.6% last year. Services sector leads with 7.2% growth, while agriculture needs urgent attention. Discover the opportunities.
Ghana is targeting 100,000 hectares of new oil palm plantations to slash imports, create jobs, and boost the economy. Here's the full strategy.
The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources has clarified that the revocation of Adamus Resources Limited's mining leases is a regulatory decision based on breaches, not a precursor to selling the company.
Legal practitioner Samson Lardi Ayenini backs the GBA's call to respect Ghana's legal vacation, arguing it is grounded in law and essential for lawyer wellbeing and justice reform.
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