President John Dramani Mahama has arrived in Moscow, Russia, from Ethiopia to lead Ghana’s delegation to the 3rd Russia–Africa Summit, hosted by Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Mahama arrived in the Russian capital on...
Day: October 26, 2026
For a brief moment, it appeared that Harry Kane’s dream of winning the Ballon d’Or had become a reality. At shortly after 17:15 GMT on Monday, an article titled “Harry Kane wins the 2026...
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has once again achieved a remarkable political comeback, overturning an initial first-round defeat within three weeks to secure re-election as Brazil’s president. The victory is particularly significant for Lula,...
A 20-year-old labourer, Kojo Sah Nkrumah, has been fined GH¢120,000 by the Tarkwa Circuit Court for possessing and selling cannabis and tramadol without authorisation. Nkrumah pleaded guilty to two charges of unlawful possession and...
The second batch of recruits into the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has reported to training centres across the country to begin a six-month Basic Military Training programme in preparation for military service. In a...
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu has pledged trauma-informed care for the 19 students affected by the alleged sexual abuse scandal at Obuasi Senior High Technical School (SHTS), while announcing plans to strengthen student protection and...
Ghana’s government must explain why it is pushing new district markets while hospitals built with public money remain unfinished and billions more are needed to make them operational. What kind of development leaves communities...
The ministry of Roads and highways cannot keep counting kilometres of completed roads while ignoring the citizens choking in construction dust, losing hours in traffic and paying out of pocket foe the disruption. If...
Shatta Wale has made his mark in Accra, Sarkodie has returned to Kumasi, and Stonebwoy is taking BHIM Festival to Legon. But in Ghana’s music industry, the venue is becoming part of the performance....
Ghana is feeling unusually hot because the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has forecast above-normal temperatures nationwide, while much of the country is receiving below-normal rainfall. The result is intense sunshine, high humidity, dry spells...
