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Discover why the 2026 International Prophetic Gathering is set to be one of Ghana's most anticipated spiritual events, attracting global attention.

Zion Praise Chapel International has announced the dates for its 2026 International Prophetic Gathering in Takoradi. This annual event is a

Why enforcement alone won't stop galamsey - and what economic fixes could work.

Ghana's galamsey crisis is examined as an economic failure where miners profit while communities bear costs.

After decades of marriage and numerous challenges, a woman's unwavering faith has led to an extraordinary event in the Ashanti Region.

A 55-year-old Ghanaian woman, married for 25 years, has defied medical expectations regarding childbirth. Her long-awaited journey has captivated

Discover how one of Ghana's oldest institutions plans to celebrate its enduring legacy and shape the future of young women.

Wesley Girls' High School is set to launch its 190th anniversary celebrations, marking nearly two centuries of educational excellence. The year-long

What does Ghana truly need in its next leader beyond political slogans and party loyalty?

A critical look at Ghana's political reset narrative questions whether real change has occurred.

A leadership change is on the horizon for UBA as its long-serving Group Chairman prepares to step down, prompting questions about the bank's future

Tony O. Elumelu is set to retire as Group Chairman of United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) after completing his 12-year tenure limit. His departure

European football's governing body is taking a strong stance against FIFA's latest World Cup plans-what will be their next move?

UEFA is holding an emergency meeting to discuss its response to FIFA's controversial World Cup stakeholder plans. The European football governing

Why are two immigration officers being ordered to pay back thousands, and what new system could prevent this?

Two Ghana Immigration Service officers face a November 7 deadline to refund unearned salaries.

Banking sector numbers are up, but the governor's warning suggests deeper challenges remain.

Ghana's central bank governor addressed bankers at the 43rd Annual General Meeting in Accra, discussing the sector's recent performance.

A Ghana-led AI platform just earned global recognition - but what problem is it solving?

Three Ghanaian tech entrepreneurs are making waves with their AI governance platform. Their innovative solution addresses urgent issues in modern artificial intelligence - but what does this mean for the future of AI?

Will the 9% pay rise satisfy workers, and what does the NPP's court suit really seek?

Bismark Brown hosts Nnawɔtwe Yi on Adom TV, where panellists debate the government's 9% pay rise for public sector workers, the NPP's Supreme Court…

When institutions fail to act, who answers for the consequences?

Newsfile examines three scandals involving institutional failures and public trust.

Why are women being urged to screen early, and what does the new fund mean for patients at Ho Teaching Hospital?

UHAS Vice-Chancellor Professor Lydia Aziato has urged women to prioritise regular cancer screening during a stakeholder engagement on the Mahama…

Despite billions flagged by the Auditor-General, Ghana faces a persistent challenge in recovering public funds, raising questions about the

The Vice Chairman of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Davis Ansah Opoku, has voiced concerns regarding Ghana's struggle to recover

Are today's young Africans simply mirroring the behaviors they observe and see rewarded in society?

Across Africa, a common concern is emerging about the perceived decline in youth values and discipline. This raises a critical question about the

UTAG has weighed in on the ongoing debate about university staff allowances, challenging GAUA's claims of discrimination.

The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) has responded to claims by the Ghana Association of University Administrators (GAUA) regarding

A recent UTAG-KNUST meeting addressed crucial proposed changes to how university leaders are selected, sparking debate over the future of governance.

UTAG-KNUST members recently convened to discuss proposed changes to the university's statutes regarding the selection of Pro-Vice Chancellors and

A historic first at UPSA's congregation - but what milestone did four graduates achieve?

UPSA held the first session of its 18th Congregation, conferring degrees on 1,275 graduates from the School of Graduate Studies and Law School.