Adenike Adeodun

Ghana Immigration Service says 92% of detained migrant beggars are Nigeriens; 925 have been repatriated so far in an ongoing operation.

Ghana’s education system faces a learning transfer gap due to missing lesson clarity and lack of real-world application.

Ghanaian police have extradited a notorious robbery suspect from Togo following a coordinated international operation involving Interpol.

Ghana Health Service confirms two Mpox infections in Accra and launches contact tracing and public education to prevent wider spread.

Ghana’s Gold Board says it will deport three Indian nationals arrested for illegal gold trading and prosecute three others under its new gold regulation law aimed at curbing smuggling and restoring market transparency.

Mahama calls for African Monetary Fund support to reduce dependence on expensive foreign loans and improve the continent’s financial autonomy.

Ghana begins fee relief payments for public tertiary students, with funds disbursed after verification via a dedicated online portal.

Nigerian woman jailed in Ghana for trafficking four victims, including HIV-positive teen, into forced prostitution under false job promises.

President John Mahama says his government has fulfilled all key commitments made in its first 120 days, emphasizing reforms in governance, transparency, and national development.

Deborah Adablah sentenced to 45 days for contempt after viral videos attacking a High Court judge in a dismissed sugar daddy case.