The Daily Beat

Minority walks out over Majority’s decision not to allow media coverage of BoG Governor’s answers to urgent questions, New Biometric SIM Registration to Get Stronger Cybersecurity Measures And Ghana’s Informal Cross-Border Trade Hits GH¢31bn.

Photocopying Ghana Cards for transactions now illegal, Majority Accuses NPP of Misusing $600m Cocoa Loan And PURC Resolves 95% of Consumer Complaints in Central Region.

Finance Minister to present 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review on July 23, Education Ministry urges police to intensify search for interdicted Bole SHS teacher And Final evacuation of 900 Ghanaians from South Africa to begin July 25.

BoG revokes Zeepay Ghana’s electronic money licence over regulatory breaches, NAGRAT and PTTU urge Government to Start paying 20% Deprived Area Allowance from September 2026 And Three killed, 15 injured in collision on Kumasi-Accra Highway at Juaso.

Exporters and importers demand refunds as court backs GSA’s container charge cap, Fight corruption but the process must be fair -Sulemana Braimah on arrest of Miracles Aboagye And Investors flood Treasury bill auction with over GHC10 billion as government rejects costly bids to manage debt.

EOCO puts out reason for arresting Miracles Aboagye, Bono Region records 1,145 new HIV cases between January and May 2026 And Government of Ghana mourns Ya-Na.

International association of police calls on government to establish a victims’ support fund for flood affected families, Government intensifies maternal deaths campaign and emergency care training And Police arrest two suspects in connection with the murder of a Nigerian national in Tamale.

Prez Mahama joins national clean-up exercise, Greater Accra Minister warns MMDCEs over waterway developments And, Ashanti Police investigate Chief Inspector over alleged ownership of structures rented to sex workers.

Abu Trica extradited to US over alleged $8m romance scam, Government to repay GH¢54bn in debt servicing in 2027 And NACOC arrests 10 in Cape Coast anti-drug operation.

Fraud cases in financial sector rise from 16,733 in 2024 to 24,778 in 2025, Government intensifies crackdown on illegal opioids, And KMA demolition exercise at Asafo turns chaotic as squatters attack officials with stones.