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Misinformation could damage trust in Parliament and media – Kate Addo warns Parliamentary Press Corps

Kate Addo warns that misinformation threatens public trust and urges journalists to uphold accuracy in parliamentary reporting

‘Build that Chamber’ – Clerk resurrects calls for Parliament to upgrade its infrastructure

Clerk to Parliament Ebenezer Djietror calls for an urgent infrastructure upgrade to address workspace shortages affecting MPs, committees and journalists.

Majority Leader warns journalists against publishing confidential Parliamentary proceedings

Majority Leader James Agalga warns journalists about publishing confidential parliamentary proceedings and embargoed documents

Jospong Group urges journalists to probe waste management financing

Jospong Group's Betty Brown Nyadu urges journalists to investigate Ghana's waste management financing, contracts, pricing and accountability systems

Dean of Parliamentary Press Corps challenges reporters to transform parliamentary reporting with AI

Simon Agianab challenges parliamentary journalists to embrace AI, uphold ethics, and improve parliamentary reporting accuracy, transparency, and accountability

Ato Forson predicts Ghana will beat IMF’s 5.7% growth forecast

Ato Forson says Ghana will exceed the IMF's revised 5.7% growth forecast for 2026, citing fiscal discipline and reforms to support economic recovery

Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah, son of Ghana’s first president, dies at 68

Gamal Gorkeh Nkrumah, son of Ghana’s first President Kwame Nkrumah and Al-Ahram Weekly journalist, dies at 68, with burial scheduled in Egypt on October 17.