Attorney General Godfred Dame counters allegations of inappropriate conduct in a heated High Court debate, asserting his commitment to justice.
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Good news for travelers arriving in Ghana! The Ghanaian government has announced plans to significantly reduce wait times at Kotoka International Airport with the introduction of electronic gates (E-Gates) by the end of 2024. This initiative leverages advanced technology to streamline passenger immigration procedures.
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Severe weather in southern Ghana causes widespread flooding, affecting major roads and prompting urgent recovery efforts.
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Ghanaians face a tough reality: their favorite snail dish is becoming increasingly expensive. The high price can be attributed to several factors, including the slow growth rate of snails and a limited number of suppliers in the country.
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Ghana’s Electoral Commission announces plans to make the Ghana Card the only ID required for voter registration, aiming to enhance electoral integrity.
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The NPP dismisses the NDC’s call for Attorney-General Godfred Dame’s resignation, affirming his commitment to upholding the law.
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Following serious allegations, the GES has interdicted three staff members at Somé SHS, underscoring its commitment to upholding integrity and accountability in the management of school resources.
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Drivers in Accra, Ghana, are facing a two-month traffic disruption on Cantonments Road starting May 26th. The project aims to improve drainage and enhance pedestrian safety around the Police Hospital. Motorists are advised to plan ahead and expect delays.
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After decades residing in Ghana, nearly 750 Liberian refugees have departed for their home country. This marks the beginning of a larger repatriation program aimed at returning a total of 4,300 Liberians to Liberia by June 2024. The program offers these individuals a chance to rebuild their lives but also faces challenges of reintegration.
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In a landmark move, President Akufo-Addo releases the KPMG audit on the GRA-SML deal, highlighting his commitment to transparency and open governance.
