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Ghana’s Communications Minister defends the swift establishment of NextGen InfraCo to lead the national 5G rollout, sparking concerns over transparency and procurement practices.

Togbe Hodo IV supports Vice President Bawumia’s proposals to propel Ghana’s economic and national development forward.

Sammy Gyamfi challenges a judge’s caution in the ambulance case, arguing his remarks were misunderstood and advocating for transparency and free speech.

Ghanaians face a tough reality: their favorite snail dish is becoming increasingly expensive. The high price can be attributed to several factors, including the slow growth rate of snails and a limited number of suppliers in the country.

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia plans to back the cedi with gold, aiming to stabilize Ghana’s economy and restore confidence amid ongoing currency depreciation.

The Bank of Ghana mandates full disclosure of all potential buyers in the Societe Generale Ghana share sale, ensuring transparency and accountability in the process.

Ghana’s Attorney General is criticized for rejecting a $2 million plea bargain in a high-profile ambulance trial, allegedly causing financial loss to the state.

Bank of Ghana Governor Ernest Addison reports that Ghana’s international reserves reached US$6.59 billion, underpinning three months of import cover.

Ghana’s Electoral Commission announces plans to make the Ghana Card the only ID required for voter registration, aiming to enhance electoral integrity.

Seidu Jakpa, central to a Ghana corruption scandal, refuses to testify dishonestly, challenging the Attorney General’s approach and stirring public debate.