Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has expressed deep concern over the growing influx of arms and ammunition into the country, many of which are unregistered and untraceable

Greater Accra Regional Minister, Linda Ocloo, has announced that the government will soon evict scrap dealers occupying land designated for the Agenda 111 Hospital project at Agbogbloshie

The Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts (MoTCCA), and Member of Parliament for Ketu South, Abla Dzifa Gomashie has declared that her ministry’s intention and goal is to push the tourism sector as the main foreign exchange earner to Ghana and called on Ghanaians to rally behind the ministry.

Parts of the country experienced power outages on Sunday evening following a heavy rainstorm. In a statement, ECG attributed the outages to damage caused by the storm to sections of its power distribution network. The company assured affected customers that its engineers are working diligently to repair the faults and restore electricity supply as soon as possible

A Kumasi High Court has sentenced a notorious armed robber, Dominic Afriyie, also known as GH, to life imprisonment for murder and an additional 120 years with hard labour on two counts of robbery

Rotational Nurses and Midwives Association has raised concerns over the National Service Secretariat charging an unauthorized fee each month when members submit their performance forms, which are required to determine their allowance eligibility. Despite no official fee being mandated, the Secretariat has been taking money from the nurses and midwives, prompting the association to demand an immediate halt to this practice

Economist Stephen Afreh Akotia has urged the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to ensure that controversial evangelist and former priestess Nana Agradaa pays the appropriate 10% tax on the $800 she received from the CEO of the Ghana Gold Board, Lawyer Samuel Gyamfi

Former President John Dramani Mahama has urged African leaders to ensure that the continent’s growing debt burden does not compromise its dignity or hinder its development. Speaking at the African Union’s Debt Conference in Lomé, Togo, he emphasized that when properly managed, debt should serve as a tool for progress—driving growth and creating opportunities across Africa

Ghana Union of Traders' Associations (GUTA) is urging traders to lower prices following the recent appreciation of the cedi. In a brief statement, GUTA called on the trading community to reflect the currency gains in their pricing and adjust the prices of goods and services accordingly.

Economist Prof. Lord Mensah has clarified that the recent strengthening of the Ghanaian cedi against the U.S. dollar does not guarantee a reduction in the cost of goods and services.