GRA chases nine state institutions over GH¢47m unpaid taxes. Auditor-General’s Report reveals debts from Graphic, GIHOC, TOR and others.
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An investigative feature exposing Ghana’s recruitment fraud industry, where fake police and immigration job schemes rob desperate youth of money, hope, and sometimes their lives. The story uncovers digital scams, insider corruption, human tragedies, and the urgent need for reform.
Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the former Vice President of Ghana, has sharply criticized the growing tribal and religious attacks against him within his own party, the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
The Ashanti Regional Security Council (REGSEC) has reinforced security in Asawase and other hotspots in Kumasi following a wave of deadly shootings that have left residents in fear. The move comes after the murder of the Kusasi Chief of the Ashanti Region and another man in separate attacks, sparking widespread concerns over public safety.
The Borderless Gamble: Inside Ghana’s Bold Visa-Free Revolution” investigates Ghana’s groundbreaking visa-free policy, its impact on tourism, trade, and regional integration, and how this bold move is reshaping Africa’s vision of borderless mobility and economic freedom.
Africa hemorrhages a staggering $580 billion each year due to corruption and illicit capital flight, the African Development Bank (AfDB) has revealed. This bleeding of resources is eroding economic stability, hampering infrastructure development, and exacerbating a mounting debt crisis—an alarm sounded by AfDB President Akinwumi Adesina in a recent Bloomberg interview.
The Government of Ghana has inaugurated a $3.5 million state-of-the-art fertiliser manufacturing plant built by Invess Agriculture Ghana Ltd, a move expected to transform the country’s agriculture sector and strengthen food security.
Ghana’s battle against galamsey has reached a turning point, with the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources signaling that Legislative Instrument (LI) 2462 could soon be repealed as part of sweeping measures to confront the nation’s illegal mining crisis.
The African Union (AU) has recently thrown its full support behind the “Correct The Map” campaign, demanding an end to the widespread use of the Mercator projection by governments and international organizations. In its place, the AU—and a growing chorus of cartographers, educators, and activists—are championing the Equal Earth projection, a modern, equal-area map that reflects Africa’s real scale.
The Nsawam Medium Security Prisons in the Eastern Region is once again engulfed in uncertainty as two of its officers have mysteriously gone missing under separate circumstances.