Minister Samuel Nartey George addresses the Communication Ministry’s debt and contract issues while launching the One Million Coders Programme to boost digital skills.
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Prof. Asare warns that opioid abuse is destroying the youth, urging a national effort to combat drug misuse in Ghana.
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Ghana introduces new rules for okada riders, requiring them to be at least 25 years old, pass tests, and join licensed unions for safety and regulation.
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Apostle Lilian Kumah reflects on the betrayals and disappointments her family faced after the death of her husband, John Kumah, and shares how God’s strength has kept them.
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A strange skin disease is causing severe discomfort in Mepe, affecting children and adults. The community calls for urgent government intervention and medical support.
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Police in Ghana arrest 11 suspects, including four Chinese nationals, for illegal mining activities on the banks of Bonsa River.
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Forbes 2025 reveals Africa’s richest people, with Aliko Dangote at the top, worth $23.9 billion. Discover the wealthiest individuals in Africa.
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Cyber fraud losses surged to GH₵4.4 million in Q1 2025 in Ghana. The CSA warns about rising scams and offers tips for protecting personal information.
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Dr. Daniel McKorley calls for more support for widows in Ghana. The McDan Foundation’s 2025 event helped over 6,000 widows with food and health care.
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Sixty-three Nsawam inmates graduate from UCC, completing degrees in Commerce and Education through the Prison Inmates Tertiary Education Program.
