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A prominent MP is advocating for a return to a previous economic initiative, questioning the effectiveness of current government programs.

Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee, has urged the government to reconsider its economic policies.

Why does President Mahama think 'our own people' are so deeply entrenched in the illegal mining crisis?

President Mahama acknowledges the pervasive involvement of various individuals in illegal mining - from political figures to traditional leaders. This widespread participation poses a significant challenge to combating galamsey in Ghana.

New EU border rules are coming - but how will biometric checks affect Ghanaian travellers?

The Foreign Affairs Ministry has alerted Ghanaian travellers about the EU's new Entry-Exit System (EES) rollout in the Schengen Area - a digital border management framework. The system replaces traditional passport stamping with automated biometric checks, but what does this mean for travellers?

Road contractors in Ghana might not be able to depend on extensions anymore - but under what circumstances?

Roads and Highways Minister Agbodza has issued a warning to road contractors in Ghana regarding project deadlines. This announcement has the potential to change how road projects are managed - but what could this mean for future infrastructure development?

The International Criminal Court is in a precarious position as it seeks a new prosecutor, facing external pressures and internal challenges.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) faces a challenging search for a new prosecutor after the dismissal of Karim Khan, amidst a U.S. diplomatic

A prominent legal expert is questioning the adherence to constitutional safeguards in Ghana's extradition process-what implications could this have

Amanda Clinton, Head of Chambers at Clinton Consultancy, has raised concerns regarding due process in Ghana's extradition procedures following the

Rev. Wengam champions SECOBOR to tackle border control issues- but what innovative solutions are on the horizon?

The Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) is seeking support for Operation Secure Our Borders (SECOBOR)- a project to address critical needs. Chairman Rev. Wengam highlighted resource constraints and their impact on national security- hinting at a new approach to border management.

The Ghana Police Service is taking a case to the Supreme Court - but what's at stake?

The Ghana Police Service and 40 aggrieved Chief Inspectors are locked in a legal battle over promotions. The Service is now appealing to the Supreme Court- but what could this mean for police regulations?

The GJA is pushing for a new defamation law in Ghana-find out why the current legal framework is causing uncertainty for journalists and the courts.

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) is advocating for Parliament to enact a dedicated defamation law to address the current reliance on common

A viral claim of massive 'unearned salaries' has the CAGD scrambling to defend its payroll system - but is it enough?

The Controller and Accountant-General's Department (CAGD) is addressing a viral social media publication. The department is keen on defending the integrity of the government payroll system - but why is this defense so important right now?

Parliament is facing a critical decision regarding a multi-year tax deal-will they approve it without knowing the full details?

Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy and Development Committee, has cautioned against approving multi-year financial

A leading lawyer is calling for Ofori-Atta to come home - but why now, and what could happen?

Kwasi Kwarteng, a private legal practitioner, has urged Ken Ofori-Atta to return to Ghana. The former Finance Minister faces growing legal and public debate-but what will happen next?

Mahama admits that the fight against galamsey is complicated - but what makes it so difficult to tackle?

President Mahama addressed the issue of illegal mining in Ghana during a meeting with Organised Labour. He acknowledged the deep entrenchment of galamsey within various levels of society - hinting at the complexities of combating it.

Despite substantial government spending, a key economic initiative is facing scrutiny for its lack of tangible results and beneficiaries. What's

A Ghanaian MP has raised concerns about the government's 24-Hour Economy programme, despite significant parliamentary appropriations over the past

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson

Government may review fuel taxes to cushion Ghanaians against impending global crude oil price surges, says spokesperson Felix Kwakye Ofosu.

Minority MPs say suspending GRIDCo's CEO after the Akosombo fire will not fix Ghana's power outages, calling for investm

Minority MPs say suspending GRIDCo's CEO after the Akosombo fire will not fix Ghana's power outages, calling for investment, planning and reforms.

Ablakwa clarifies Ghana's free visa policy for Africans - but what measures are being put in place?

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has clarified Ghana's new free visa policy for African citizens- addressing public expectations. The Minister's post sought to dispel misconceptions, stressing that "free visa" does not translate into unrestricted entry, but something else.

Ghana's visa-free policy for Africans has sparked debate - but what does it really mean for travelers?

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa clarified Ghana's visa-free entry policy for African nationals. He emphasized that the policy doesn't mean automatic entry - and that security remains a key priority.