Investigative Broadcast Journalist Isaac Nsiah Foster is set to be enstooled as the Otumfuo Safiesohene Chief Linguist on December 5 at Abuakwa–Kegyase in Kumasi. The ceremony will also elevate several other traditional leaders, while highlighting Nsiah Foster’s long media career, investigative achievements, human rights work, and his cultural roots in Ashanti and Kwahu–Nkwatia.
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Sanitation Excellence Awards in Kumasi honoured outstanding community leaders and institutions advancing sanitation, clean water, and public health across the Ashanti Region. The event celebrated innovators, highlighted impactful grassroots initiatives, and announced new projects including borehole construction and an inter-school sanitation challenge.
A Kumasi High Court has ruled that both Akosua Serwaa and Odo Broni are legally recognized surviving spouses of the late highlife icon Daddy Lumba, after determining that the plaintiff failed to meet the required burden of proof in her claim to be the sole widow.
Ghana’s Vice President Opoku-Agyemang takes center stage at the Luanda 2025 AU–EU Summit, outlining Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy, Big Push reforms, climate agenda, and bold vision for a renewed Africa–EU partnership.
President John Dramani Mahama says the future of Ghana’s National Cathedral will be decided after a full forensic audit uncovers how project funds were managed. During a meeting with the Christian Council, he questioned the $400 million cost, called for transparency, and proposed a more realistic national worship centre built through broad consultation.
Ghana spends $3bn yearly on food imports despite vast farmland. New data, expert analysis and youth-focused reforms reveal how the Agric Ministry plans to fix the crisis.
Parliament has passed the Ghana Scholarship Authority Bill after extensive national consultations, establishing a new authority to reform and streamline scholarship administration in Ghana. The law aims to boost transparency, curb patronage, prioritise needy students, and align awards with national development goals, with experts urging strong implementation and accountability.
Ghana’s 2026 Budget unveils a new 198.7km six-lane Accra–Kumasi Expressway, the nation’s first true high-speed highway. This Special Report by Ghanaian Watch explores the full route, engineering features, interchanges, financing plan, expert opinions, and impact on travel, trade, and national development.
President Mahama launches Nkoko Nketenkete to boost Ghana’s food security, cut $350 million poultry imports, and empower 60,000 families nationwide.
Six people have died and several others are in critical condition after a tragic stampede during the Ghana Armed Forces recruitment exercise at El-Wak Sports Stadium in Accra. President John Mahama visited the 37 Military Hospital following the incident as GAF suspends the recruitment drive and promises stronger safety measures to prevent future tragedies.