Minister of State for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, has described the pressure from the Minority on LGBTQ issues as a waste of time, stating that it is not a priority for Ghanaians at the moment

A total of 59 onion trucks belonging to Ghanaian traders have reportedly been held in Nigeria, preventing their entry into Ghana, following a growing dispute between local onion sellers and their Nigerian counterparts

At least 23 members of Christ Preachers Church International, along with their driver and mate, have been discharged from hospital following a road crash at Kwashieman, marking a significant recovery in the incident

President Mahama has announced that, effective 25th May 2026, during the commemoration of Africa Day, Ghana will commence a free visa regime for all Africans.

Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has warned that the Ministry will take action against parents who assist their children in Primary 6, Form 1, or Form 2 to sit for the BECE, stating that the practice is against Ghana Education Service ethics

Commercial transport operators in Ghana have issued a two-day ultimatum to the government to stabilize fuel prices, warning that failure to act could lead to a 20% increase in lorry fares

Member of Parliament for Akwatia, Lawyer Bernard Bediako Baidoo, has called for the immediate arrest of the contractor and consultant responsible for the collapsed school building at Accra New Town, which claimed three lives and left several others injured

Bekwai Circuit Court has sentenced two armed robbers to 50 years’ imprisonment with hard labour. The presiding judge, His Honour Isaac Apeatu, delivered the ruling, bringing the eight-month case to an end

Parliament has passed the Legal Education Bill, 2025, introducing major reforms that break the monopoly in professional legal education and allow university law faculties to participate in training future lawyers

A total of 123 member states of the United Nations have voted in favour of President John Dramani Mahama’s resolution on the slave trade. The resolution, presented at the UN today, saw 123 votes in support, 3 against, and 52 abstentions out of a total membership of 178