Victor Adetimilehin

Ghanaians are grappling with power fluctuations disrupting their daily lives and businesses. The unannounced outages, termed “dumsor” locally, have sparked frustration and calls for transparency from the government.

Ghana’s growing energy demand necessitates a multifaceted approach. While the VRA refutes accusations of prioritizing exports, collaboration is key to ensuring Ghanaians have access to reliable and affordable electricity

Ghana’s Volta River Authority is facing criticism for its role in recent power outages. The Independent Power Generators Ghana argues that the VRA’s focus on electricity exports is contributing to blackouts, while the VRA maintains its commitment to prioritizing domestic needs within a regulated framework.

Ghana has set an ambitious target of planting 10 million trees this year as part of its Green Ghana Day initiative. This annual event tackles deforestation and its environmental consequences by promoting large-scale tree planting across the country.

Millions of dollars’ worth of vital medications are gridlocked at a port in Ghana, threatening to disrupt critical healthcare programs. The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) raised the alarm, urging authorities to act swiftly to avert a potential public health crisis.

A cloud of suspicion hangs over Nana Appiah Mensah, better known as NAM1, as a Ghanaian court hears a complex fraud case. The charismatic CEO of the now-defunct Menzgold Ghana Limited stands accused of duping customers out of millions of dollars.

The air crackled with controversy at the ongoing All African Games in Ghana. The opposition NDC party slammed the government’s handling of the event, pointing to a string of logistical nightmares.

The Judicial Service is set to begin implementing a shift system which will allow some courts to sit in the evening as part of efforts to reduce the backlog of cases.

The Judicial Service has unveiled the Court Shift System (CSS), promising to revolutionize the judiciary by introducing evening court sessions.

Ghana’s Ministry of Food and Agriculture unveils the PFJ 2.0 initiative, aiming to revolutionize farming practices in senior high schools.