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A nationwide strike has commenced, but what critical issues have brought TVET workers to this point?

TVET workers across Ghana have initiated a nationwide strike, raising concerns within the education sector- but what led to this widespread action? The union cites unresolved grievances and a breakdown in communication with management- leaving many to wonder about the future of technical and vocational training.

SSNIT is working to help informal sector workers understand their pensions - but will it be enough?

SSNIT and the TUC are working together to educate Ashanti region workers about pension schemes. The goal is to increase participation, especially among self-employed individuals - but what challenges do they face?

Are you sure your preferred person can receive your pension? SSNIT is setting the record straight.

SSNIT has clarified who can be registered as a pension beneficiary. The General Manager hinted at the requirements for nominating beneficiaries - and what this could mean for some members.

A new report analyzes the prices of maize, rice, and sorghum. Are costs up or down?

The AGRA Food Security Monitor has released its February 2026 report on major food grains in Ghana. The report examines price movements and market conditions- but what factors are at play?

GPRTU hints at transport fare increases - but what factors are at play behind the scenes?

The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) has issued a warning about potential hikes in transport fares. This announcement comes as fuel prices are projected to increase - leaving commuters in a state of uncertainty.

The EU is warning Ghana about "unethical" recruitment into the Russia-Ukraine conflict - but at what cost?

The EU has warned Ghana about the recruitment of its nationals into the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The partnership between the EU and Ghana comes as the country grapples with the cost of a war thousands of miles away - but what does this mean for Ghanaians?

A top official is calling SSNIT a 'sure banker' - but is it really a safe bet for Ghanaian workers?

SSNIT's Deputy Director-General, Adam Sulley, encouraged all employees to join the scheme. He claims the Trust is making huge investments with progressing assets - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian worker?

The CAGD workers union is pushing for autonomy - but who is standing in the way, and why?

The Controller and Accountant-General's Department Workers' Union (CAGDWU) has responded to claims opposing autonomy for the Controller and Accountant-General's Department (CAGD). The union insists that granting autonomy to the CAGD is critical for fiscal governance - but what could this mean for Ghana?

A battle is brewing between two unions - but what does it mean for the management of Ghana's finances?

The Controller and Accountant-General's Department Workers' Union (CAGDWU) and the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) are at odds. The dispute centers on a proposal to grant autonomy to the Controller and Accountant-General's Department (CAGD) - and the implications could be significant.

CETAG is up in arms over an appointment at Dambai College - and they're asking the Education Minister to step in.

CETAG has petitioned the Education Minister regarding the acting Vice Principal appointment at Dambai College of Education. The association claims the appointment goes against established academic governance rules - but what could be the repercussions?

A major union just suspended its strike - but for how long?

CLOGSAG has been in a pay dispute with the government, resulting in a nationwide strike. The association has agreed to temporarily halt its industrial action - but what does this mean for public services?

Why did CLOGSAG call off their strike - and what does it mean for Ghanaians who rely on public services?

CLOGSAG has temporarily suspended its nationwide strike, involving civil and local government staff across Ghana. The decision follows appeals from the government - but the clock is ticking.

A police commander is trying a new approach to regulate Pragya riders - but will it work?

The Prampram District Police Commander is working to formalise the operations of Pragya riders. He is bringing licensing services closer and introducing payment schemes - but what could this mean for road safety?

Why is President Mahama leading a global campaign- and what could this mean for international relations?

Brazil has declared support for Ghana's UN campaign championed by President Mahama- seeking to declare the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity. The resolution is set to be tabled before the UN General Assembly- coinciding with the International Day of Remembrance.

GPRTU is meeting to discuss transport fare hikes- drivers are pushing for change, but will the Union agree?

The Ghana Private Roads and Transport Union (GPRTU) is considering transport fare adjustments. Union leaders are meeting with a technical team to assess operational costs- but what factors will they consider?

Big changes are coming to public sector salaries - but what does this mean for your pocket?

President Mahama addressed Organised Labour about public sector remuneration. The government is planning reforms, but one decision may affect future negotiations - and some workers.

President Mahama to open a pivotal energy conference - what outcomes might shape Africa's future?

President Mahama is slated to inaugurate the Africa Energy Technology Conference (AETC) 2026 in Accra, partnering with the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition. The conference aims to drive intra-African trade and development through energy and technology services - but what key discussions will unfold?

Mahama heads to the UN to address reparatory justice - what impact will Ghana's position have on the global stage?

President Mahama will lead Ghana's delegation to a UN session on reparatory justice, commemorating victims of the transatlantic slave trade. This visit highlights Ghana's commitment to addressing historical injustices-but what will come of it?