Ghana moves to resolve Burkina Faso’s tomato export ban through diplomatic talks as supply disruptions trigger price hikes, exposing deep challenges in local agriculture, food security, and regional trade relations.
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Ghana plans to acquire a new presidential aircraft by November to strengthen state aviation capacity. Executive Secretary Callistus Mahama says the move will end temporary travel arrangements and improve transparency in presidential travel logistics.
President John Dramani Mahama strengthens Ghana–Korea agricultural ties, exploring how Korean technology can boost rice production and cocoa processing to enhance food security and value addition in Ghana.
Residents in Tamale protest the withdrawal of the “Black Maria” Special Operations Taskforce as Christian Tetteh Yohuno defends the decision. This investigative report examines the security impact, political allegations, and the future of policing in northern Ghana.
Ghana demands a full United Nations investigation after a missile strike on a UNIFIL base in southern Lebanon critically injured two Ghanaian peacekeepers. The government calls the attack a possible war crime and seeks accountability as tensions escalate along the Israel-Lebanon border.
Researchers at KNUST’s Responsible Artificial Intelligence Lab are developing an AI-powered system to detect rare genetic diseases early and improve treatment outcomes. In an interview with Ghanaian Watch, Professor Jerry John Kponyo explains how artificial intelligence and genomic data could help diagnose conditions affecting millions of Ghanaians and transform healthcare across Africa.
Demolition begins in Dzodze under the government’s Big Push road project as compensation is paid to affected property owners. The dualisation in Ketu North is expected to ease congestion, boost cross-border trade between Ghana and Togo, and improve road safety in the Volta Region.
Ghana faces a hidden health emergency as more than 3 million people live with rare diseases amid high diagnostic costs, weak infrastructure, and limited insurance coverage. Advocates are calling for a national policy, expanded NHIS coverage, and improved diagnostic systems to support affected families.