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GTEC orders public universities to reopen by October 16 despite strike

GTEC orders Ghana's public universities to reopen by October 16, with lectures starting October 19 despite the ongoing GAUA strike and disruptions

World Assemblies of God Fellowship Executive Committee pays courtesy call on President Mahama

President Mahama welcomes WAGF Executive Committee to Ghana ahead of the 10th Triennial Congress in Accra from October 14 to 16, 2026, and assures government support.

2027 Budget: Mahama directs GH¢300m allocation for 250 new police apartments

Mahama directs Finance Minister to allocate GH¢300m in 2027 budget for 250 police apartments, plus armoured vehicles and body armour.

Bagbin urges Parliamentary lawyers to uphold ethics and accountability to restore trust

Bagbin urges parliamentary legal counsel across Africa to uphold ethics, integrity and accountability to protect democracy and restore public trust

AG urges High Court to dismiss Adu-Boahene’s no-case submission

Attorney-General urges Accra High Court to dismiss Kwabena Adu-Boahene’s no-case submission in the GH¢49.1 million cyber-defence funds trial

Ghana targets 20% annual reduction in maternal deaths – Akandoh

Ghana targets a 20% annual reduction in maternal deaths as Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh highlights PRIMER and improved emergency care

NHIA to establish anti-fraud directorate to tackle illegal NHIS charges

NHIA plans an Anti-Fraud Directorate to curb illegal NHIS charges, detect fraud and strengthen enforcement through amendments to Act 852 in Ghana.