The Daily Beat

Ghana’s external reserves rise to $14.5bn as inflation drops to 3.3%, while the NPA Boss says Mahama acknowledged global economic pressures and a Deputy Attorney-General states a court order strengthens the case against Wontumi.

Two pilots feared dead in micro-light aircraft crash at Tema, 3 member Committee recommends disciplinary action over unapproved hospital charges And BoG Governor says inflation now below target band.

Ghana to acquire new presidential aircraft by November, Interior Minister slows issuance of gun licences And Ghana Embassy in Qatar plans emergency evacuation for citizens.

PURC announces reduction in electricity tariff by 4.81% and water tariff by 3.06%, New traffic measures announced for Tetteh Quarshie Interchange works And Stray bullet hits pregnant woman, kills unborn baby in Ashanti Region.

Gov’t digitalises enforcement of road traffic laws, Shatta Wale says EOCO probe over Lamborghini has affected his brand And Media General to hosts Borborbor edition of Ghana Month Friday Bazaar.

RETAG demands payment of 14-month salary arrears, health Ministry suspends Nkanchina Nursing College Principal over unapproved admission and IMANI boss links security recruitment rush to unemployment.

Interior Minister gains plaudit for resisting political pressure in security recruitment, IGP deploys special team to Gbeniyiri after reprisal attacks And Mahama reaffirms Ghana’s pride in historic ties with Korea.

Two Ghanaians injured in drone attack near Dubai airport, NPA assures Ghanaians of adequate fuel supply amid Middle East tensions, Lands Ministry to publish names of individuals who acquired state lands, And FDA probes alleged use of polyethylene in frying plantain chips.

OSP drops charges against Albert Ankrah in NPA corruption case, Techiman Police seize 397 slabs of suspected cannabis and Gborbu Wulomo summons Daddy Lumba’s family head over alleged private burial.

2024 Auditor-General’s report uncovers GH¢8.1bn in fictitious debts, FABAG backs government ban on selected transit goods by land to curb smuggling, And Court to rule March 16 on whether Wontumi should answer illegal mining charges.