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Ghana's gun licensing faces a major shakeup - but will these changes be enough to curb illegal firearm activity?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed Mubarak announced an overhaul of Ghana's gun licensing system, including slowing licence issuance and digitalising registration. The reforms aim to improve oversight and accountability, preventing illegal sales.

New gun control measures are coming - but what will they mean for gun owners?

The Interior Ministry is tightening gun regulations. The reforms include digitizing gun registration and streamlining weapon imports. The goal is better oversight of legally held firearms in Ghana.

Why is the Interior Minister putting the brakes on gun licenses, and what does it mean for gun ownership in Ghana?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has slowed gun licence approvals. The move aims to tighten firearm control via a digital registry and stricter oversight of importers and dealers - all to improve national security.

The Interior Minister says gun licenses are being slowed - what prompted this sudden change in policy?

Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has directed a slowdown in gun license issuance. He cited lax processes upon assuming office - suggesting reforms may be underway. What changes might be coming?

A nursing student's persistence pays off, but will her big win truly change her future?

Doziah Boateng, a nursing student, won GH¢50,000 in the Wotiriye Lottery. The Level 300 student plans to use the money for her education and future aspirations - the lottery is run by the National Lottery Authority.

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.

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?

Why will transporting key tree crops soon require a new certificate, and how will this affect Ghanaian traders?

The Tree Crops Development Authority (TCDA) will require licensed traders to obtain a conveyance certificate before transporting tree crops, starting March 30, 2026. This affects individuals and companies trading cashew, coconut, oil palm, rubber, mango and shea (C-CORMS).

Cocoa farmers are finally getting paid, but will this solve the deeper issues plaguing Ghana's cocoa sector?

COCOBOD has released GH¢4.2 billion to Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs) to pay cocoa farmers. The funds are meant to clear outstanding arrears owed to farmers since November.

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.

Why is McDan Aviation claiming foul play against the Ghana Airport Company Limited?

McDan Aviation accuses Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL) of defying a court injunction with a midnight raid at Terminal 1. McDan claims GACL's actions aim to collapse its business despite a standing agreement and investments.

Why is McDan Aviation claiming GACL violated their agreement, and what's at stake for the airport operation?

McDan Aviation accuses Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) of violating their contract regarding eviction from Terminal 1. McDan says GACL didn't provide the required 90-day notice, threatening McDan's business and ignoring court processes.

Why is McDan Aviation claiming foul play against the Ghana Airport Company, and what's at stake for local aviation?

McDan Aviation accuses Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) of trying to shut down its operations at Kotoka International Airport. McDan claims GACL violated their agreement and a court order after a rent payment delay. The dispute threatens Ghana's first indigenous Fixed Base Operation (FBO).