Teacher Payment Crisis: GES races to protect academic calendar

Could Israel's water-wise farming secrets hold the key to Ghana's food future? A leading advocate says yes.

Nana Dwomoh Sarpong, a farmer and advocate, is urging a radical overhaul of Ghana's agricultural sector.

A missing man's case takes a dark turn as police trace a phone sale and a burnt body - but what really happened?

Three suspects are in police custody over the disappearance of 33-year-old Nana Yaw Kyere, who left his Accra home on September 19.

What really happened when the PNDC faced a coup attempt in 1983 - and why does it still matter today?

A Ghanaian writer revisits the June 19, 1983 counter coup attempt against the PNDC, recalling the killing of detained dissidents.

Why the GES is racing against time to fix teacher pay - and what happens if the deadline slips.

The Ghana Education Service has set an October 5 deadline for documents to resolve a payment dispute affecting teachers.

Could a US diesel export ban push UK pump prices even higher?

The UK is negotiating with the US over a potential diesel export ban while preparing domestic reserves.

A routine check at Tema Port has turned up something unexpected in a shipment from the US - what was hidden inside?

Customs officials at Tema Port are examining a consignment from the United States.