Small-scale miners in Ghana call for a roundtable discussion to address the environmental impact of galamsey, opposing an outright ban and urging sustainable solutions.
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President Akufo-Addo has called on Ghanaian journalists to combat misinformation and report accurately ahead of the 2024 elections, emphasizing the importance of media integrity in safeguarding democracy.
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Former Black Stars captain Stephen Appiah has called for increased government investment in Ghanaian football, emphasizing the need to support all levels of the sport, including youth and women’s teams, to restore the nation’s footballing glory.
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The NDC has condemned the arrest and remand of anti-galamsey protesters, calling for their immediate release and accusing the government of suppressing peaceful demonstrations.
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Telemedicine is changing healthcare in rural Ghana by providing AI-powered solutions for maternal health, chronic disease management, and infectious disease control, offering hope for underserved communities
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Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, the running mate for NPP’s presidential candidate, appeals to Ghanaians to vote for Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia, highlighting his leadership qualities, integrity, and vision for a prosperous future for Ghana.
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Hassan Ayariga promises a GH¢5,000 minimum salary and bi-weekly pay system as part of his plan to transform Ghana’s economy if elected in 2024. Â
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The NPP has labeled the NDC’s demands for an independent audit of the 2024 voters register as deceptive, claiming that existing laws are sufficient to address any discrepancies.
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Consolidated Bank Ghana has denied rumors of its sale, assuring customers that it remains fully owned by the government and financially stable.
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Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Vice Presidential Candidate of the NPP, promises tax reliefs, financial support for SMEs, and a dedicated Women’s Trade Empowerment Fund during his campaign tour in Accra’s major markets.
