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Ghana's EV charging gets a price - but what does this mean for drivers and 'dumsor'?
PURC has introduced a commercial tariff of GH¢2.016 per kilowatt-hour for charging EVs, plus a GH¢500 monthly service charge. This is part of a quarterly review that also includes reduced electricity and water tariffs starting April 1, 2026.

Ghana's first commercial EV charging tariff is here - but will the new rates help or hinder the green energy transition?
The PURC has introduced Ghana's first commercial EV charging tariff - setting the rate at GH¢2.016 per kilowatt-hour, plus a GH¢500 monthly service charge. This aims to promote green energy transition in the country.

Ghanaians are about to get some relief on their utility bills - but will the savings last?
The PURC has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs, effective April 1, 2026. Electricity will decrease by an average of 4.81% and water by 3.
Ghanaians will soon see changes in their utility bills - but what exactly can they expect?
The PURC has reduced electricity tariffs by 4.81% and water tariffs by 3.06%.

Why is an NPP MP questioning government priorities regarding sanitary pads and a major petroleum project?
NPP MP George Kwame Aboagye has criticized the government for prioritizing a GH¢300 million sanitary pad purchase over the Petroleum Hub project. He argues the funds could better serve the hub in Jomoro, potentially employing 800,000 Ghanaians.

Why is a former Health Minister facing charges related to COVID-19 vaccine procurement and airport testing services?
Former Health Minister Agyemang Manu will face prosecution over the Sputnik V vaccine deal and dealings with Frontiers Healthcare. Felix Kwakye Ofosu revealed that charges are being prepared following scrutiny of COVID-19 related contracts.

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 GoldBod defending its laptop purchases, and what does this mean for public trust in the board's operations?
GoldBod denies allegations of inflated laptop procurement, stating the GHS322,500 purchase of 15 Lenovo ThinkPads was legitimate. The board claims the procurement from GET4LESS Ghana Limited followed PPA guidelines and Ministry of Finance approval.

Why is a former Health Minister facing prosecution related to vaccine procurement and a healthcare company?
Former Health Minister Kwaku Agyemang Manu will soon be prosecuted, according to Felix Ofosu Kwakye. The charges relate to the Sputnik V vaccine purchase and Frontiers Healthcare Services. The case raises questions about government procurement processes.

Ghanaians will soon see changes in their utility bills - but what's driving these shifts?
The PURC has announced a reduction in utility tariffs, effective April 1, 2026. Electricity will decrease by 4.81% and water by 3.
Why are young cocoa farmers in Ghana so frustrated with the government and threatening to abandon their farms?
Young cocoa farmers are demanding immediate payment for beans delivered months ago. The Young Cocoa Farmers Association warns that further price cuts could push farmers to abandon cocoa for illegal mining.