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Ghana FDA warns opioid misuse poses rising public health threat as unregistered synthetic drugs enter the market.

Ghana’s airspace remains the safest in Africa, aviation authorities say, despite public fears following the Obuasi helicopter crash that killed two ministers and six others.

Here’s the excerpt: Accra court awards Eric Ebo Acquah \$1 million after finding Shelter Afrique breached a \$5.2m housing loan.

President John Mahama told Singapore’s Africa forum that Africa needs fair finance, not charity, to close its $1.3 trillion gap, pitching Ghana as the continent’s reliable gateway for investors.

WAEC uncovers WASSCE malpractice in Accra after invigilator caught with exam questions on phone, prompting investigation into possible syndicate.

GMA blames operator error for Elmina Harbour incident, confirms all 27 crew survived, and launches probe into safety practices and licensing.

Prof. Beyuo defends health complaint mechanisms after Ridge Hospital assault, urging Ghanaians to seek redress legally rather than resorting to violence.

President Mahama unveils Ghana investment reforms in Japan, scrapping minimum capital requirements to attract smaller foreign investors and boost economic growth.

Ghana makes history as the first African country to issue FLEGT timber licences, opening EU markets for legal and sustainable timber exports.

This year, more than 7,500 babies in Ghana’s Upper East Region have not been recorded. There are big problems with birth registration and registry operations.