NAIMOS only embarks on lawful arrests, but it may go offensive where necessary - Paa Kwesi Schandorf

Why did a minister's remarks about a military raid require a face-to-face with the army's top brass?

A Ghanaian MP meets military leaders after troops seized trucks in his constituency.

A farmer's death in Assin Ketukrom raises questions about a family dispute over a cocoa farm.

Police in Assin North District are investigating the death of a 56-year-old cocoa farmer found in his room at Assin Ketukrom.

Ghana's AFCON qualifier gets a new home, but the stadium's CAF approval comes with conditions that could affect the game.

The Ghana Football Association has confirmed Sekondi Sports Stadium will host Ghana's AFCON qualifier against Somalia, following temporary CAF…

Why Ghana's steady investment ranking may signal a turning point for its economy and institutions.

Ghana retained its sixth-place ranking in RMB's 2026/27 Africa investment report.

What happened when a Minority MP refused to withdraw an allegation - and why does the caucus see a dangerous pattern?

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has accused the government of using State power to intimidate opposition MPs.

A court decision on a disputed gold mine stake may hinge on a single signature - but the full story is far more complex.

A legal dispute over the 90 percent stake in Adamus Resources Limited is before the Accra High Court, with Australian firm Adamus Resources (PTY)…