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Should SSNIT registration be automatic for all businesses? A new proposal aims to protect Ghanaian workers' futures...

A call has been made for mandatory SSNIT registration for all registered businesses in Ghana. This is to ensure retirement protection for workers and sustainability of the pension system - but how will this be achieved?

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.

Widespread power outages hit the Eastern Region after a storm - how long until the lights come back on?

A rainstorm on Saturday, March 14, 2026, caused power outages in the Eastern Region. The ECG reports that multiple districts are affected, and engineers are working to restore power - but further disruptions are possible.

Why did a rainstorm leave parts of the Eastern Region in the dark, and how long will it last?

A rainstorm on March 14, 2026, caused power outages in parts of the Eastern Region, according to ECG. The company has deployed teams to repair faults and restore electricity. Customers are asked to report outages and remain patient as work continues.

Parts of Tema will experience a six-hour power outage on Sunday - but why is ECG working around the clock in Ashanti?

ECG will conduct maintenance in the Tema Region on Sunday, March 15, affecting areas like DPS, Motorway Axle Bridge, and Kpone Garages from 9am-3pm. This is happening as the ECG addresses outages in the Ashanti Region caused by a severe rainstorm.

A Ghanaian soldier serving with the UN in Lebanon has been injured - what does this mean for peacekeeping efforts?

A Ghanaian soldier, Lance Corporal Albert Abrefa Busia, serving with UNIFIL in Lebanon, was injured in a missile attack. He is now recovering after surgery - according to the UN. The incident raises concerns about the safety of Ghanaian peacekeepers in the region.

WiFT Ghana's launch aims to boost women in film - but what challenges will they tackle first?

WiFT Ghana launched with "The Evolution Workshops" in Accra, offering training for women in the creative industry. President Juliet Ibrahim aims to strengthen women's participation in film, TV, and digital media. The event included masterclasses and networking opportunities for attendees.

A Ghanaian soldier serving with the UN in Lebanon is recovering from a missile attack - but what does this mean for.

A Ghanaian peacekeeper, Lance Corporal Albert Abrefa Busia, serving with UNIFIL in Lebanon, was injured in a missile attack. The UN reports that Busia is recovering after undergoing surgery following the incident on March 6. The UN has called for peacekeepers to be protected.

What support systems are available to women entrepreneurs in Ghana, and how can they be accessed?

The Underground Mining Alliance marked International Women's Day 2026 with women entrepreneurs, discussing rights and economic empowerment. CHRAJ, DOVVSU, Access Bank and others shared support systems. Discussions covered challenges like finance and gender-based violence.

Is the McDan-GACL battle a litmus test for protecting Ghanaian businesses, or something else entirely?

The GaDangme Coalition has warned that the McDan Aviation-GACL dispute threatens investor confidence. They cite the termination of McDan's KIA private jet terminal license as a worrying sign for local businesses. The coalition urges due process to protect Ghana's investment reputation.

Why did a court sentence an Indian national after fake currency was discovered at his workplace in Accra?

Shubham Sharma, an Indian national, was sentenced in Accra for possessing fake currency- GH¢1.9 million and $191,900. Sharma, a former manager, allegedly replaced genuine company cash with the counterfeit notes while his employer was abroad.

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.

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.

Faithful Brothers Farms Ltd. is growing - could your career grow with them in Mafi-Kumase?

Faithful Brothers Farms Ltd. in Mafi-Kumase is hiring for multiple positions. The company seeks individuals for roles in management, crop production, livestock, and other departments.

Why is Mahama using his brother's private jet for official trips, and what risks does Bentil see?

Kofi Bentil has criticized John Mahama's use of his brother's private jet for official travel. The IMANI Africa VP cited ethical and security concerns with the arrangement. Bentil argues state security could be compromised, and the practice should end - but what alternatives does he suggest?

Is President Mahama's use of his brother's jet a cost-saving measure or a breach of ethical standards?

Manasseh Azure criticizes President Mahama's use of his brother Ibrahim's private jet for official travels, citing potential conflict of interest. He references CHRAJ guidelines and a code of conduct for appointees. The issue raises questions about the appearance of favoritism.

An Accra court has handed down a sentence for currency fraud, but the details of the case are quite shocking...

Shubham Sharma, a manager, has been sentenced to imprisonment for possessing fake currency - specifically GH¢1,976,000 in fake GH¢200 notes and US$191,900 in counterfeit US$100 notes. The court also directed his deportation after serving his sentence, but what led to this?

Why has the government declared two public holidays in March 2026 - and who will benefit from the extra day off?

Government has declared March 20 and 23, 2026, as public holidays. This is to mark Eid-Ul-Fitr and account for Shaqq Day falling on a Saturday. The declaration is expected to affect public sector workers and businesses across Ghana.