The Ghana government has released first-term feeding grants under the School Feeding Programme for the 2025/2026 academic year, supporting millions of pupils nationwide. This investigative report examines funding increases, caterer payment challenges, accountability concerns, and ongoing reforms shaping the future of school feeding in Ghana
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NHIS Ashanti Regional Director Muniru Mohammed Muntaka announces a major crackdown on illegal hospital charges, warning health providers to stop out-of-pocket fees as enforcement measures begin next month to protect insured patients.
Ghana’s cocoa sector faces mounting pressure from climate change, rising production costs, illegal mining and funding constraints as COCOBOD explores urgent solutions to support struggling farmers and stabilise the country’s vital export industry.
Umar Musah lost his father. Jeremiah Duyab lost his farm. With climate change shrinking grazing land and no national policy on reserves, Ghana’s farmer-herder crisis is spilling across borders.
Ghana’s Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection warns the public against a fake LEAP GH¢3,500 empowerment fund scam targeting vulnerable citizens, exposing rising digital and mobile money fraud linked to social protection programmes.
Ghana’s AfCFTA trade reveals a widening imbalance as imports outpace exports. This investigative report examines manufacturing gaps, tariff liberalisation, expert insights, and policy responses shaping Ghana’s role in intra-African trade.
Ghana cocoa farmers say they have not been paid for beans sold since November 2025, despite COCOBOD insisting all Licensed Buying Companies have been paid. This special report investigates payment delays, financing gaps, farmer hardship, and the risks to Ghana’s cocoa value chain.
Ghana is unlocking billion-dollar carbon market opportunities under the Paris Agreement by strengthening national carbon market capacity, advancing Article 6 carbon trading, attracting global investors, and positioning itself as Africa’s leader in high-integrity carbon credit markets and climate finance.
Ghana’s Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang engages IMF officials on the country’s economic recovery, highlighting falling inflation, cedi stability, strong GDP growth, and the call for a more evolved, development-focused IMF partnership for long-term prosperity
How Ghana’s mercury‑fueled gold rush is poisoning children, killing the last 60 chimpanzees, and betraying the Minamata Convention—an investigation into impunity and environmental collapse