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Drivers in Accra, Ghana, are facing a two-month traffic disruption on Cantonments Road starting May 26th. The project aims to improve drainage and enhance pedestrian safety around the Police Hospital. Motorists are advised to plan ahead and expect delays.

Asamoah Gyan has been ordered by a court to pay 50% of a judgment debt exceeding GH₵1 million within 30 days, marking a critical moment in his legal battles.

The Ghanaian government has allocated GH¢2.3 billion for the restructuring and recapitalization of the National Investment Bank, enhancing its operational efficiency and financial health.

One-year-old Ace Liam from Ghana becomes the youngest male artist to hold a Guinness World Record, showcasing his exceptional talent.

KNUST Lecturer Dr. Kwasi Amakye Boateng criticizes Dr. Bawumia’s economic promises as rhetoric, urging action to address the cedi’s depreciation.

NDC’s Asiedu Nketiah predicts a 52% win if elections were held today, citing strong grassroots support and dissatisfaction with the ruling party.

A KPMG audit report reveals that the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) entered into six unauthorized contracts with Strategic Mobilisation Limited (SML) without necessary approvals.

KPMG’s audit unveils that SML has accumulated GH¢31.88 million in unpaid taxes and interest to the Ghana Revenue Authority over an eight-month period.

After decades residing in Ghana, nearly 750 Liberian refugees have departed for their home country. This marks the beginning of a larger repatriation program aimed at returning a total of 4,300 Liberians to Liberia by June 2024. The program offers these individuals a chance to rebuild their lives but also faces challenges of reintegration.

Ghana’s Citizens’ Coalition links Special Prosecutor Kissi Agyebeng’s woes to Cecilia Dapaah case, urging stronger, independent anti-corruption efforts.