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Mahama says Ghana will not rush back to the capital markets, stressing fiscal discipline and consolidation after the 2022 debt default.

The NIA has launched Ghana Card registration for children aged six to 14, beginning at Premium Centres and expanding to District Offices in the coming weeks.

NSA payroll audit reveals babies and elderly on payroll, raising corruption concerns and delaying national service postings.

Parliamentary committee chair Emmanuel Bedzrah says government must help ECG recover costs as consumers cannot bear proposed tariff increases alone

Justice William Atuguba criticized the NPP’s stance on Chief Justice Torkornoo’s removal, calling it hypocritical and a threat to judicial independence

Ghana plans safeguards after the IMF exit in 2026, aiming to reassure investors and sustain fiscal discipline despite donor concerns.

Police rescued five victims in a Ghana human trafficking case after a Nigerian man allegedly lured them with fake jobs.

Ghana education reforms focus on teacher training and licensing to raise standards and restore trust in schools, says Deputy Minister Clement Apaak.

A man was shot dead near Kalba while charging his phone, the latest casualty of the protracted Gbenyiri conflict in Ghana’s Savannah Region.

Adrian Alter begins his IMF Ghana role, leading programme reviews, supporting reforms, and working with authorities on stability and development goals.