Financial analyst Dr. Richmond Atuahene has commended COCOBOD’s decision to reduce workers’ salaries to help address challenges in the sector but insists that further staff downsizing may be necessary

Baby boy who went missing from the Mamprobi Polyclinic has been found and reunited with his parents. Police have arrested the woman suspected of stealing the baby, and investigations are ongoing.

Tomato traders in Accra have confirmed that about 10 Ghanaian traders, one woman and nine men, were allegedly shot and burned by terrorists in Burkina Faso last Saturday.

Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has ordered a comprehensive audit of the sanitary pads distributed under the government’s Free Sanitary Pad Initiative last year, following complaints about poor quality.

Mortuary and Funeral Facilities Agency (MoFFA) has temporarily closed four mortuaries in the Central Region for failing to meet the required safety and environmental standards

Security analyst Paul Boateng has stated that the Russian tourist who shared sex videos with Ghanaian women can be arrested and prosecuted, as his actions constitute a criminal offense

Executives of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Tema Central Constituency have locked up the offices of the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) in protest against what they describe as unfair and exclusionary appointment processes

Executive Director of Global InfoAnalytics, Mussah Dankwah, says he still holds firmly to his prediction regarding the NDC Ayawaso East Parliamentary Primary. According to him, had it not been for the distribution of television sets and motorbikes, Baba Jamal would have lost

Chief Executive Officer of COCOBOD, Randy Abbey, has assured cocoa farmers that a solution to the outstanding payment challenges will be found soon

Presidency has responded to the mockery of President John Dramani Mahama’s traditional smock worn during his visit to Zambia. Following social media comments by some Zambians who derided the attire, Ghanaians pushed back to educate them on its cultural significance. The Presidency has, however, urged Ghanaians to tone down personal attacks and respond with dignity