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President Mahama appeals to Ghana’s labor unions to consider economic difficulties in wage talks while the government implements a 10 percent minimum wage increase.

A Koforidua High Court has issued an arrest warrant for Akwatia MP Ernest Yaw Kumi after he defied a court injunction over his election dispute.

Ghana has ordered the shutdown of seven radio stations over licensing violations and national security concerns, urging compliance with broadcasting laws.

President Mahama calls on public servants to prioritize accountability, emphasizing that leadership is a duty and not just a title.

President Mahama details Ghana’s economic strategy in IMF discussions, focusing on tax reform, debt restructuring, and fiscal discipline for sustainable growth.

The NPP criticizes the OSP’s fugitive declaration on Ken Ofori-Atta, calling it legally flawed. The party demands due process in legal and political matters.

Ghana’s Health Minister visits Upper West to assess the meningitis outbreak, deliver medical supplies, and strengthen local health response efforts.

Ghana faces a $78.2 million health funding shortfall after USAID’s suspension. President Mahama orders urgent measures to sustain key programs.

President Mahama declares Ghana is no longer a haven for corruption, vowing legal action against those implicated in the ORAL report.

Ghana is establishing a multi-stakeholder task force to review and reduce high internet data costs, focusing on affordability and accessibility.