The Daily Beat

Ghana respond to the tomato traders’ attack in Burkina Faso, a 15% vehicle price reduction by the Automobile Dealers Union of Ghana, and the AMA Sanitation Court’s conviction of eight offenders over open defecation.

CAGD warns public sector workers to update Ghana Card details by March 15 or face salary suspension, COPEC projects fuel price hikes, and NPP dismisses plans to reshuffle its Minority leadership in Parliament.

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Asiedu Nketia calls for patience among NDC supporters over appointments, Ghana expands visa-free travel to 50 countries, and the Agric Minister launches a new poultry processing project in Kpone.

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Government has reduced the cocoa producer price to GH¢2,587 per bag while ordering immediate payments to farmers, Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu survives a road accident, and Thomas Partey faces two additional rape charges in the UK.

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IGP Christian Tetteh Yohuno promotes 12,802 officers to clear a 10-year backlog, GES bans three SHSs over misconduct, and a new IEA survey shows strong public approval of President Mahama despite economic challenges.

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Cabinet approves sweeping reforms in Ghana’s cocoa sector over delayed farmer payments and COCOBOD’s financial strain, NACOC announces a new cannabis licensing regime and a Koforidua court adjourns a student gang rape case.

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NDC committee confirms “material inducements” in the Ayawaso East primary but clears Baba Jamal to run. Meanwhile, the GRA denies VAT-driven price hikes for spare parts, and Rex Omar reveals a financial crisis for 97% of Ghanaian musicians.

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Speaker Bagbin orders the reintroduction of the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill. Meanwhile, the GSS reports 12.5 million Ghanaians are food insecure, and police arrest 15 in a New Juaben South vice raid.

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Ghana’s corruption score edges up to 43 in the 2025 CPI, though experts say the gain is insignificant. President Mahama swears in five new envoys to drive economic diplomacy and Abu Trica sues the Interior Ministry, NACOC, EOCO and the FBI over alleged rights violations.

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KNUST mourns the death of a second-year student after a fatal fall from an off-campus hostel, VFS Global warns Ghanaians of rising fake visa appointment scams and the Roads Minister defends modifications to the Suame Interchange project aimed at improving value for money.

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