Lambussie MP to settle medical bills of Hamile explosion victims

How has one Ghanaian community kept bushfires at bay for over 40 years - and what does its future hold?

Goziir, a farming community in Nandom Municipality, has upheld a no-bushfire culture since 1980 to protect biodiversity and livestock.

A top politician's overseas remarks could reshape the debate on Ghana's gold strategy - but what exactly did he claim?

NPP flagbearer Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, speaking in Japan, has leveled criticism at the Bank of Ghana's gold reserve programme.

Deep pits on Accra's busiest roads are breaking axles and forcing risky swerves - who will act?

Motorists in Accra face dangerous potholes on major roads and highways, with repeated calls for repairs ignored.

When protesters demand justice, who judges the judges? A political firestorm over funds and hypocrisy ignites.

Ghana's NPP youth protest demanding accountability from Okudzeto Ablakwa over evacuation funds, while critics invoke legal and moral maxims about…

Who will pay for the wounded in Hamile? An MP's pledge may not be the end of the story.

Lambussie MP Prof. Titus Beyuo steps in to cover medical costs for 12 residents injured in Hamile unrest after a deadly explosion.

What did Ghana's Vice President say about sex-for-jobs abuse, and what new measures might follow?

Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang addressed the 2026 Sex for Jobs Conference in Accra, calling for investigations into sexual…