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Why is the beloved 'Papa Ajasco' star, Abiodun Ayoyinka, claiming he's trapped in a life of poverty despite his fame?

Abiodun Ayoyinka, famed as Papa Ajasco, revealed financial struggles due to intellectual property rights held by Wale Adenuga. Ayoyinka can't use the Papa Ajasco character for endorsements, impacting his income since retiring five years ago.

The Chief Justice has declared a nationwide ADR week - but what does it mean for court cases across Ghana?

Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie has declared March 16-20, 2026 as ADR Week nationwide. 138 courts will participate in the "Mass Mediation Exercise." The initiative aims to make justice more accessible, especially for the vulnerable.

Why did the US Embassy in Baghdad urge citizens to leave Iraq immediately following a missile attack?

A missile struck a helipad inside the US Embassy in Baghdad's Green Zone. The US Embassy urged citizens in Iraq to leave due to threats from Iran-aligned groups. This is the second attack on the embassy since the start of the war.

Cybersecurity incidents are on the rise in Ghana - but what are the biggest threats facing young people?

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) reported over 23,000 public inquiries in 2025, including 4,604 confirmed cyber incidents. Mr. Agbeti of the CSA revealed this during a cybersecurity competition for senior high schools.

A Spintex resident reports a break-in, but what did the police find when they caught up with the alleged thief?

A suspect, Daniel Odai Afotey, has been arrested by police in connection with a burglary at Spintex, Accra. The victim reported GH¢1,000 and $22,350 were stolen from her home - police retrieved the cash and other items. An accomplice is still at large as investigations continue.

A Tamale farmer's alleged attempt to bribe police raises questions about drug networks in the Northern Region - what.

Lukman Karim was arrested in Tamale for allegedly trying to bribe police with GH¢20,000 after being caught with suspected Indian hemp. The farmer allegedly offered the bribe to avoid arrest after police found two sacks of the substance concealed in soya beans.

Why did three Iranian footballers change their minds about seeking asylum in Australia, opting to return home?

Three more members of Iran's women's football team, who initially sought asylum in Australia, have decided to return home - reversing their earlier decision. This follows concerns for the team after they were branded "war traitors" for not singing their anthem.

A PRESEC-Legon student's WAEC award has sparked national pride - but what makes this achievement so special?

Eric Aduamoah, a PRESEC-Legon alumnus, won West Africa's Best Business Student at the WAEC Distinction Awards. He topped the WASSCE business candidate list and received prizes, including US$400 and a laptop. PRESEC was also honored for its role.

KNUST students got career advice from top industry leaders - but what crucial steps were emphasized for their future?

IET-Ghana and the Ghana Chamber of Construction Industry held a career program at KNUST on March 13, 2026. Final-year students heard from industry leaders about bridging the gap between academia and professional practice. Students also learned about professional body registration.

Why were Bills Micro-Credit officers suspended after a confrontation with a customer carrying a baby?

Bills Micro-Credit suspended field officers after a video surfaced showing an altercation with a customer holding a baby. The officers have been handed over to the Ghana Police Service for investigation. The Board is engaging with the customer as investigations proceed.

Why is Bills Micro-Credit investigating after a video of their staff and a woman with a baby went viral?

Bills Micro-Credit is investigating a viral video showing a confrontation between its staff and a woman holding a baby. The company says the video suggests the woman tried to take a phone from an officer, leading to a fall - and they are now trying to contact her.

Why is Domelevo calling for immediate interdictions related to the GH¢68bn audit report?

Daniel Domelevo is advocating for the interdiction of officials implicated in a GH¢68bn audit report. He argues this action would signal zero tolerance for misconduct. The report cites GH¢8.

Why is Hamas, a key ally, now asking Iran to stop attacking Gulf states?

Hamas has made a rare appeal to Iran, urging them to halt attacks on Gulf states. The call comes amidst rising regional tensions, with Iran's strikes killing at least 18 across the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.

Akuapem North MP Sammi Awuku's new award at St.

Sammi Awuku launched the 'Change Makers Award' at St. Augustine's College, his alma mater, during their 96th anniversary. The award will recognize a student and teacher annually for leadership and community impact with a GHS5,000 prize.

Facing corruption allegations in Ghana, will Ofori-Atta's bid for US residency succeed?

Ken Ofori-Atta, Ghana's former Finance Minister, is seeking US residency amid extradition requests. His lawyer cites concerns about fair trial in Ghana, alleging a "political witch hunt" related to corruption charges involving the GH¢1.4 billion SML contract.

A Ghanaian journalist is heading to the University of Chicago - but what complex investigations await him?

JoyNews' Kwetey Nartey was selected for the 2026 Stigler Center Journalism Fellowship at the University of Chicago. He is among seven journalists chosen worldwide for this program. Nartey will enhance skills in investigating financial crimes.

Why is Bills Micro-Credit investigating a video of their staff and a woman with a baby?

Bills Micro-Credit is investigating a viral video showing an altercation between its field officers and a woman holding a baby. The company says the woman attempted to retrieve a phone, leading to her fall - management is reaching out to her.

Ghana and Russia are exploring new partnerships, but some thorny issues may complicate their growing relationship...

Ghana and Russia met in Accra on March 12, 2026, to discuss their 68-year bilateral relationship. They aim to deepen cooperation in agriculture, energy, and education. Ghana also raised concerns about Ghanaian citizens in Russia's military.