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Ghana Customs has seized more than 1,545 Apple products allegedly brought into the country from Dubai through Togo in a suspected attempt to evade import duties and taxes. The seizure follows an intelligence-led operation as authorities intensify efforts to protect state revenue and enforce customs regulations.
BreakingA motorcyclist riding a motorcycle with registration M-25-GR 8982 has reportedly died after a collision with a truck on the Accra-Tema Motorway. Eyewitnesses say the rider fell while attempting to pass between two trucks and was subsequently run over by one of them.
Kwaku Manu has sparked debate by comparing the political contributions of actors Agya Koo and John Dumelo to their respective parties. He questioned who has worked harder for their party and whether the opportunities and positions they have received reflect their level of commitment.
A Ghanaian self-styled man of God has sparked controversy after questioning why a 38-year-old man would still spend his leisure time playing PlayStation. His comments have divided opinion, with some supporting his call for adults to focus on responsibilities while others say gaming is simply a harmless form of entertainment.
A Ghana Police Service officer has reportedly arrested an MTTD colleague over allegations of unlawfully collecting money from trotro drivers. The incident has sparked concerns about accountability and possible abuse of authority among traffic officers.
BreakingA fetish priest has reportedly stormed an alleged galamsey site and damaged mining equipment after accusing illegal miners of destroying a river used by the surrounding community. The incident has renewed concerns over the devastating impact of illegal mining on Ghana’s water bodies and the growing frustration among affected communities.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly has ordered traders and businesses to close during today’s Post-Homowo clean-up exercise and warned that defaulters could face arrest, fines or prosecution. The exercise runs from 6:00 a.m. to noon and covers major roads, markets, communities and other areas across Accra.
CUTS International Ghana has questioned the decision by cement manufacturers to apply a uniform GH¢12-per-bag surcharge, warning that the arrangement could raise competition concerns. The manufacturers say the charge is necessary because severe congestion at Tema Port has pushed up clinker vessel waiting times and demurrage costs.
Government says it expects to have the complete financing package for the proposed Accra–Kumasi Expressway secured before the end of 2026. The announcement comes as military engineers approach the final stage of clearing the road corridor ahead of construction.
BreakingSeven illegal miners have reportedly died after a mining pit collapsed at Manso Kaneago in the Ashanti Region. The tragedy has renewed concerns about the deadly conditions surrounding illegal mining activities in Ghana.
The GRA says travellers bringing more than two phones into Ghana will not automatically be made to pay Customs duty. Customs will instead assess whether the devices are for genuine personal use or are being brought in for commercial purposes.
The GPRTU says it is preparing to introduce new transport fares by the end of this week as rising fuel prices and other operating expenses continue to squeeze commercial drivers. The union will decide whether to proceed with its earlier 30 percent proposal or settle on a lower adjustment after reviewing the latest conditions.