The Chronicle

Why are civil society groups demanding a legally binding timeline for Ghana's constitutional overhaul?

Civil society groups under the Citizens' Platform on Constitutional Reform are urging Ghana's government to enact a law-backed roadmap for amending…

A year after a crackdown, the Ankobra's banks are quiet - but is this silence a victory or a pause?

Ghana's Lands Minister and anti-galamsey forces return to the Ankobra River, where illegal mining workshops once thrived.

A top legal body warns of judicial overreach - what did the Chief Justice say?

The Ghana Bar Association has urged the Judiciary and Executive to respect constitutional limits at its Ada conference.

Why is Africa demanding a new global financial deal - and what could it mean for its economic future?

African leaders and institutions are advocating for reforms to the global financial system to better support the continent's development.

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.

Prosecution admits no direct payments traced to key property - so where did the money go?

Defence counsel for ex-NSB boss Adu-Boahene argues prosecution evidence fails to link GH¢49.1m to seized assets.

International drug busts trace back to Ghana - what does this mean for the nation's security?

Ghanaian authorities face scrutiny after international seizures of large drug shipments linked to Ghana.

Why does this chief say ignoring traditional rulers is fueling illegal mining?

A Ghanaian chief urges the government to involve traditional leaders in combating illegal mining.

New desks and tables arrive for schools, but what bigger plan does the Assembly have next?

The Afigya Kwabre South District Assembly has donated office furniture and dual desks to schools in the Ashanti Region.

New agreements may unlock deep-water exploration in Ghana's Tano Basin - what lies beneath?

Eni Ghana and Vitol signed MoUs with Ghana's government for two Tano Basin offshore blocks.

Government draws a line on SOE losses - but can a warning truly reshape public ownership into public value?

President John Dramani Mahama addressed a SIGA conference in Accra, warning that government will no longer absorb losses from State-Owned Enterprises.

A top Ghanaian official is in China with a bold request for a global mining powerhouse - what's at stake?

Ghana's Lands Minister is in China courting Zijin Mining Group for expanded investment.

What did the US champion say girls need most to unlock the potential of women's football in Ghana?

A US women's football champion is mentoring Ghanaian coaches in Accra to boost the local game.

Discover how one entrepreneur is using basketball and creative outlets to empower Kasoa's youth and foster talent development.

Julian Baisie, a social and creative entrepreneur, is transforming Kasoa's youth narrative through sports and creativity. His initiative offers a

From anxiety to psychotic disorders, the spectrum of mental health conditions is broad and complex, each presenting unique challenges.

Mental illnesses encompass a wide range of conditions affecting thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Understanding these diverse types is crucial for

Discover how Jordan Ayew's arrival at Sheffield United could reshape their season and what it means for the experienced Ghanaian international.

Ghana captain Jordan Ayew has completed a move to Sheffield United, signing a one-year contract with the Championship club. This acquisition fills a

The latest WASSCE results highlight a concerning trend in student conduct and academic performance. Could social media be playing a role?

WAEC's 2026 WASSCE results reveal widespread disciplinary issues and a decline in English Language performance. Examiners noted informal language in

Somoco Ghana has launched a major road safety campaign, but what specific initiatives will they implement to achieve their ambitious goals?

Somoco Ghana, in collaboration with key transport and safety authorities, has launched its

With subscriber numbers and service usage skyrocketing, Telecel Ghana is making a major move to bolster its network-but what does this mean for its

Telecel Ghana is significantly increasing its network infrastructure investment to meet the surging demand for mobile connectivity and services

Fancy Gadam opens up about a significant regret from his past, revealing a surprising aspect of his personal development journey.

Ghanaian musician Fancy Gadam reflects on a past decision he would alter if given the chance to restart his life. His journey highlights an