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Stephen Atubiga discusses the deep-rooted issue of electoral corruption in Ghana, emphasizing the role of voter behavior in perpetuating this cycle. He calls for a shift towards valuing policy over …

Mukesh Ambani’s exclusive 5G deal in Ghana faces resistance from local telecom operators and civil society groups concerned about competition and market impact.

Attorney General Godfred Dame counters allegations of inappropriate conduct in a heated High Court debate, asserting his commitment to justice.

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 …

AfDB raises Ghana’s GDP growth rates for 2024 and 2025, indicating a strong economic upturn with strategic enhancements in key sectors.

Law professor defends Ghana’s AG against unjustified resignation calls, highlighting the need for comprehensive evaluation before drawing conclusions.

Bank of Ghana’s GH¢2.43 billion expenditure on Gold for Oil program aims to stabilize oil prices and reduce forex pressure.

Bright Simons alleges that the World Bank has paid twice for Vice President Bawumia’s e-gate project, sparking controversy and calls for greater transparency.

During a voter registration event in Kasoa, a violent dispute involving supporters of Ghana’s major political parties escalated, resulting in the stabbing of Hawa Koomson’s son.

Dr. Clement Apaak criticized the NPP for excessive borrowing and mismanagement, leading to soaring national debt in Ghana.