Adenike Adeodun

A kidney patient warns about rising kidney disease cases in Ghana, urging more advocacy and early detection efforts to prevent further health crises.

Mahama dismisses NPP’s claims, stating that his government plans to review and improve Free SHS, not cancel it.

Ghana’s government will scrap five major taxes in 2025, including E-Levy and VAT on insurance, to ease financial pressure and fuel business growth.

Haruna Iddrisu tells NPP that Ghanaians remember their economic struggles, while President Mahama promises to restore stability and improve lives.

Mahama introduces APPI to unite African political parties, promote strong leadership, and create better policies for governance and democracy.

Mahama visited the Volta Region to assess damage from recent tidal waves, meeting with displaced residents and pledging government support.

Ghana’s inflation rate declined to 23.1 percent in February, but economic challenges persist, with inflation still above the Bank of Ghana’s target range.

Ghana’s Agenda 111 hospitals remain unfinished, raising concerns over healthcare access. The government is seeking solutions to complete the delayed project.

Ghana has suspended its gold-for-oil program as the cedi stabilizes, with the central bank considering a shift in gold management strategy.

Ghana’s Parliament workshop has started despite a Minority boycott over venue costs, sparking debate on financial discipline in government spending.