Government will not tolerate shoddy road projects - Roads Minister

The family of the late actress Beverly Afaglo has announced her one-week observation - but when and where?

The family of the late Beverly Afaglo, a well-known Ghanaian actress, has announced plans for her one-week observation. The public is invited to offer support as preparations are underway- but what will the final arrangements be?

The GHPL season ended with shocking results and high-scoring games - but which teams walked away with their heads held high?

The Ghana Premier League's 2025/26 season wrapped up with a final day full of drama across various match venues. Several teams faced unexpected challenges and triumphs - leaving fans eager to dissect the implications for the future.

Ghana's cedi is now the worst-performing currency in sub-Saharan Africa - what does this mean for the economy?

The Ghanaian cedi's struggles continue into 2026, sparking concerns in the business sector. Despite some positive economic signs, the currency's performance raises questions about its stability - and the potential impact.

Cocoa farmers and partners are stepping in to address infrastructure deficits in rural schools - but how?

The Asunafo North Cocoa Farmers Union and partners are working to improve education in rural schools. These schools, serving six hard-to-reach communities, have long struggled with infrastructure- but what solutions are being implemented?

Africa must shift from aid to investment, says Deputy Finance Minister - but how can the continent achieve this?

Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Nyarko Ampem has urged African leaders and financial market players to consider the continent as an investment hub. He believes that harnessing the potential of financial markets is key - but what changes must occur to make this a reality?

Is NITA's licensing push a necessary step or a threat to Ghana's digital innovation?

NITA's push for ICT professional licenses sparks debate in Ghana's tech sector - raising questions about regulatory overreach. Concerns grow that this move, justified through fees and charges, may undermine digital trust.