Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

NHIA CEO Dr. Dacosta Aboagye introduces free yearly check-ups, prioritizing preventive healthcare for all Ghanaians. A transformative step towards universal health coverage

Ghana’s Presidency reviews the KPMG audit on the GRA-SML deal, with legal experts urging patience for a fair process and transparent disclosure.

In a landmark graduation ceremony, NSBT’s first students were each gifted $1,000 by founder Dr. Nduom, setting a new standard in business and technology education.

Prof. Emeritus Stephen Adei clarifies he never criticized President Akufo-Addo as falsely attributed on social media, urging caution against misinformation.

Ghana announces the introduction of chip-embedded passports within six months, aiming to bolster security without raising fees for its citizens.

In response to severe power outages, Ghana suspends electricity exports, redirecting energy to the national grid as President Akufo-Addo emphasizes domestic needs.

After a two-week strike over service conditions, Ghana’s teacher unions, including GNAT, NAGRAT, and CCT, have officially ended their industrial action, returning to negotiations.

Foreign Affairs Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey addresses concerns over Ghana’s passport fee increase, stating the aim is to enhance service quality without imposing financial hardship.

Ghana sees a significant passport fee increase, aiming for economic sustainability. This strategic move sparks discussions on affordability and global positioning.

John Mahama proposes a groundbreaking shift in Ghana’s Youth and Sports Ministry, focusing on job creation and comprehensive youth empowerment.