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As Chinese malls spread across Ghana, what does this mean for the future of local markets and traders?
Ghana's retail landscape is shifting as Chinese malls expand nationwide, capturing a major share of the market.
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As Chinese malls spread across Ghana, what does this mean for the future of local markets and traders?
Ghana's retail landscape is shifting as Chinese malls expand nationwide, capturing a major share of the market.

As Ghana grapples with the persistent "No-Bed Syndrome," the final installment of this series asks a crucial question: who truly owns the promise of
Ghana's "No-Bed Syndrome" series concludes by shifting focus from mechanics to accountability, exploring who is responsible for ensuring timely and

A parliamentary recall over cocaine seizures - but did the Minority gather enough backing to force the session?
The Minority in Parliament has filed documents with the Speaker to trigger a recall over Ghana's cocaine scandal.

Why is Parliament being recalled over cocaine seizures - and what remains unanswered?
The Minority in Parliament has formally requested a recall of Parliament to investigate major cocaine seizures linked to Ghana.

Why is Parliament demanding answers on a massive cocaine haul found in France - and what could it mean for Ghana's ports?
Ghana's Minority in Parliament has formally petitioned Speaker Alban Bagbin to recall the House over major drug seizures linked to Ghana.

A new parliamentary motion could expose how major drug shipments passed through Ghana's ports - what will the investigation uncover?
The Minority in Parliament has filed a motion for a bipartisan probe into narcotics consignments linked to Ghana.

Ghana activates Ebola emergency protocols - but what critical gaps were identified during the Minister's tour?
Ghana's Health Ministry is working with the WHO to prevent a potential outbreak. Emergency protocols have been activated across all regions - but what prompted this aggressive mobilisation?

What did the scan images show, and why were the containers cleared?
Six suspects appeared before the Kwabenya Circuit Court over an alleged cocaine export from Tema Port.

Who watches the scanners at Ghana's ports - and why did flagged containers slip through?
NACOC's deputy director says only Customs and MPS officials staff the port scanning room.

A major drug bust raises questions about how NACOC can keep winning without proper resources.
NACOC arrested three suspects linked to Dutch fugitive Jos Leijdekkers after a major cocaine seizure.

Why is Ghana's drug agency sidelined at its own borders - and what could it mean for the country's reputation?
Security analyst Prof. Kwesi Aning warns Ghana faces more cocaine seizures without a retooled NACOC.

Why does a security expert want port staff swapped out now - and what could it reveal about hidden trafficking networks?
Security analyst Adib Saani is urging the temporary replacement of Ghana's cargo inspection personnel to disrupt suspected drug trafficking networks.

Why has the presidency called an urgent security summit involving ports, customs, and intelligence agencies?
President Mahama has summoned security and port officials to an emergency meeting on narcotics and border security.

Why are MPs being recalled amid mounting concerns over narcotics shipments?
Parliament returns from recess today for an extraordinary sitting after Speaker Alban Bagbin recalled MPs.

What really happened behind these six scandals shaking Ghana? The full story is still unfolding.
Ghana faces six major scandals in 2026, including abuse claims at Obuasi SHTS and a World Cup visa controversy.

Why has a key anti-drug agency been sidelined from port inspections since 2018?
A Ghanaian MP links rising cocaine trafficking from Ghana to NACOC's exclusion from routine port checks since 2018.

A routine check at Tema Port has turned up something unexpected in a shipment from the US - what was hidden inside?
Customs officials at Tema Port are examining a consignment from the United States.

Why did the DVLA impound a fleet of CFAO vehicles? The company is promising full cooperation- but what does that mean?
CFAO Mobility Ghana PLC is working with the DVLA after some of its vehicles were impounded at the Tema Harbour- raising questions about import procedures. The automotive giant promises full cooperation, but the details of the case remain murky.
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