Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang says the Mahama government is gradually pulling Ghana out of economic difficulty. Our special report examines inflation, the cedi, economic growth, jobs, healthcare investment and education reforms.
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Parliament probes Ghana’s reported US$1.7bn GoldBod gold programme loss. Investigative report examines Bank of Ghana costs, GoldBod accounts, IMF findings and the economic impact.
By Alex Ababio The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) has moved to dispel growing public concern over claims that nearly…
President John Dramani Mahama has firmly ruled out any third-term bid amid rising speculation within the NDC. This investigative report examines constitutional limits under Article 66(2), internal party tensions, Council of Elders discussions at the Jubilee House, and the unfolding succession politics shaping Ghana’s path toward the 2028 elections.
President John Dramani Mahama has firmly ruled out any third-term bid amid rising speculation within the NDC. This investigative report examines constitutional limits under Article 66(2), internal party tensions, Council of Elders discussions at the Jubilee House, and the unfolding succession politics shaping Ghana’s path toward the 2028 elections.
Abena Osei-Asare accuses the NDC of double standards over Bank of Ghana’s GH¢15.63bn loss, as rising negative equity sparks concerns about accountability, IMF reforms, and potential taxpayer burden.
President John Mahama’s 2,500-transformer initiative aims to stabilize Ghana’s power supply, but experts question whether it can fix deep-rooted inefficiencies in electricity distribution and prevent recurring outages.
PURC resolves 93% of utility complaints in Ghana’s Central Region, but rising cases expose persistent electricity and water service challenges, prompting calls for deeper sector reforms.
Ghana to implement free e-visas for all African nationals from May 25, 2026, boosting tourism, trade, and regional integration. The policy aligns with AfCFTA goals and Africa Day celebrations.
Ghana secures historic UN General Assembly resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, as John Mahama leads global calls for reparative justice and accountability.