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Mahama’s 2025 SONA introduces bold strategies to tackle youth unemployment, improve education, and foster national dialogue on economic recovery.

Ghana’s Supreme Court dismisses a review application on the anti-gay bill after the petitioner withdraws, drawing criticism from justices over his absence

MUSIGA and families met with Ghana’s Tourism Minister to plan the funeral rites of Teddy Osei and Naa Amanua, highlighting their lasting impact on music and culture.

The Supreme Court has halted the sentencing of Akwatia MP Ernest Yaw Kumi in a contempt case, pending a final ruling on his appeal against the High Court.

Ghana’s vetting session took an unexpected turn as lawmakers debated Things Fall Apart, questioning minister-designate Richard Gyan-Mensah’s interpretation of Okonkwo’s character

Ghana is cracking down on illicit opioids following a BBC investigation, with lawmakers warning about the impact on schools, public safety, and health.

The Foreign Affairs Ministry calls on embassies to improve visa conditions, addressing complaints about long wait times and poor treatment of Ghanaian applicants.

Ghana’s education funding needs urgent reforms as stakeholders call for alternative financing sources, better GETFund management, and increased private sector support

Ghana’s workforce lacks higher education, limiting economic growth. Experts urge investment in skills training to boost productivity and job creation.

Thomas Nyarko Ampem pledges to cut Ghana’s inflation to 8 percent through currency stability, food production, and coordinated economic policies.