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In response to severe power outages, Ghana suspends electricity exports, redirecting energy to the national grid as President Akufo-Addo emphasizes domestic needs.

Former President Mahama attributes Ghana’s “dumsor” to poor management of ESLA and power assets. Urges immediate government action to restore stable electricity supply for businesses and homes.

In a bid to support the education sector, the government has awarded scholarships to more than 5,000 teacher trainees across the country. Dr. Agyeman, speaking on behalf of the government, …

After a two-week strike over service conditions, Ghana’s teacher unions, including GNAT, NAGRAT, and CCT, have officially ended their industrial action, returning to negotiations.

President Akufo-Addo prioritizes Ghana’s energy needs, halts electricity exports.

Foreign Affairs Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey addresses concerns over Ghana’s passport fee increase, stating the aim is to enhance service quality without imposing financial hardship.

The Ghana Psychological Association condemns a recent child marriage, highlighting the grave psychological effects and legal violations, urging for swift legal and psychological support for the young girl involved.

Accra, Ghana – Josephine Oppong-Yeboah, a leading advocate for women’s rights, is calling on traditional leaders in Ghana to take decisive action in abolishing harmful cultural practices. With a focus …

Ghana sees a significant passport fee increase, aiming for economic sustainability. This strategic move sparks discussions on affordability and global positioning.

In a bold move, Ghana’s Attorney-General advises against impounding vehicles for minor traffic offenses, aiming to reduce unnecessary legal hassles and promote reasonable enforcement.