CSOs Propose GH¢1.65 Fuel Price Cut and Push for Sector Reforms
A coalition of policy think tanks, including IMANI Africa, Chamber of Petroleum Consumers, INSTEPR, and Institute for Energy Security, has…
Ghana Shifts Focus to Growth as Debt Sustainability Improves – Ato Forson
Ghana’s Finance Minister, Cassiel Ato Forson, has announced that the country is making steady progress toward debt sustainability, marking a…
Transport Minister to Engage GUTA Over Port System Dispute
Ghana’s Transport Minister, Joseph Nikpe Bukari, is set to meet with leaders of the Ghana Union of Traders Association on…
Wadagni Secures Overwhelming Victory in Benin Presidential Election
Benin’s Finance Minister, Romuald Wadagni, has won a decisive victory in the country’s April 12 presidential election, securing more than…
NCDs Now Account for Nearly Half of Deaths in Ghana – Health Minister Warns
Ghana is facing a growing public health challenge, as non-communicable diseases (NCDs) now account for between 42% and 45% of…
Education Ministry Sets Up Committee to Probe UTAG Allegations Against GTEC
The Ministry of Education has established a three-member committee to investigate allegations raised by the University Teachers Association of Ghana…
Shippers Authority to Meet Port Drivers Over Planned Strike
The Ghana Shippers’ Authority is set to meet leaders of the Joint Association of Port Transport Drivers (JAPTU) on Monday,…
GFA Expresses Condolences Over Dominic Frimpong’s Death After Bus Attack
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has expressed deep sorrow following the death of Dominic Frimpong, a winger for Berekum Chelsea,…
AMA to Launch Night Enforcement Against Unscreened Food Vendors
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has announced plans to begin a special night-time enforcement operation targeting food vendors operating without…
Traders Begin Nationwide Strike Over AI Customs Valuation System
The Traders Advocacy Group Ghana (TAGG) has declared a nationwide strike beginning Monday, April 13, in protest against the implementation…