Ghana’s €2m PharmaVax programme backs eight research projects as Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh pushes researchers to turn local discoveries into medicines, vaccines and health technologies.
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Jason Arday, former Cambridge professor, has died at 41 amid a plagiarism controversy. This investigative report examines the allegations, institutional reviews, his resignation, and unanswered questions.
Kumasi Mayor Richard Kwasi Ofori Boadi Agyemang is pushing for a stronger KMA-KNUST partnership to tackle traffic, waste, street lighting and urban development through research, innovation and investment.
Ghana Police promote 25 officers after the Tema Harbour cocaine seizure, highway robbery arrests and Western Region operation, raising fresh questions about port security and drug trafficking networks.
Professor Christian Agyare assumes office as the 13th Vice-Chancellor of KNUST, earning congratulations from the Norwegian-African Relations Consult (NARC). This in-depth special report examines his leadership vision, research achievements, international partnerships, and what his appointment means for the future of higher education, scientific innovation, and global collaboration in Ghana and Africa.
Archbishop Sarah Mullally’s Ghana visit reignites debate over the Church of England’s £100 million slavery reparations fund, colonial accountability, Cape Coast Castle history, and Africa’s global push for reparative justice.
Ghana and Gabon have launched a new era of strategic cooperation following President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema’s three-day state visit to Accra. Discover the significance of the two signed MoUs, the 12 priority sectors for collaboration, and what the partnership means for trade, mining, energy, climate action, AfCFTA and Africa’s economic integration in this in-depth investigative special report.
The IMF has completed the final review of Ghana’s $3 billion bailout programme, approving a final $371 million disbursement. Explore how Ghana’s economic reforms, falling inflation, debt restructuring, and the new Policy Coordination Instrument will shape the country’s fiscal future and private sector-led growth.
Ghana’s 2026 Mid-Year Budget reveals major investments in irrigation, poultry, aquaculture and the Feed Ghana Programme. This investigative special report examines government claims, project progress, expert analysis and the challenges that could determine whether the agricultural agenda delivers food security, creates jobs and reduces food imports.
Suame MP John Darko challenges the government’s Tribunals Bill, arguing existing courts can deliver faster justice without new tribunals. This investigative report examines the constitutional debate, legal reforms, expert perspectives, and what the bill could mean for Ghana’s justice system.