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The DVLA has warned the public against fraudulent SMS messages requesting payment of fake traffic fines through unofficial websites. The Authority says it does not offer discounted fines and has urged motorists to verify all payment requests through official channels.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has introduced a fast-track passport replacement exercise for Ghanaians whose passports were lost or damaged during the recent floods. Eligible applicants who contact the Ministry between July 3 and July 17 will receive replacement passports within one week.
FeaturedThe Ghana Armed Forces will deploy personnel and engineers nationwide to clear blocked drains, streams, and waterways as part of efforts to reduce flooding across the country. The operation will also involve the removal of illegal structures within waterways that pose an immediate risk to public safety and worsen flood conditions.
BreakingA serious road accident occurred this morning on the Accra–Aflao Road near West Port Filling Station between Central University and Dawhenya, involving a vehicle with registration number GS 4390-12. Two occupants survived the crash and have been taken to the hospital for treatment, while the cause of the accident is yet to be established.
BreakingA 19-year-old woman claims she contracted HIV after a relationship at a galamsey site and has sparked outrage after suggesting she may intentionally spread the virus to other young men. Her remarks have triggered widespread condemnation and renewed calls for HIV awareness, counseling, responsible disclosure, and adherence to the law.
COCOBOD has paid over GH¢34.5 billion to Licensed Buying Companies since the beginning of the 2025/2026 cocoa season and has released an additional GH¢2.6 billion to settle outstanding payments, including credit purchases owed to cocoa farmers.
BreakingA 51-year-old man was arrested by officers of the Ghana Police Service during a live broadcast of Lawson Afisem after he allegedly made disturbing admissions involving a minor. The dramatic on-air arrest has sparked widespread public reaction as police continue investigations into the case.
BreakingThe Accra High Court has reportedly ordered the extradition of Swedru-based businessman Abutrica to the United States, according to Ghanaian lawyer Oliver Barker-Vormawor. After the court proceedings, Abutrica was not seen leaving the premises while his wife exited alone, fueling speculation that he may have been re-arrested.
GMet says Ghana will not experience severe rainfall today, but light rain and cloudy conditions are expected. More showers are likely over the weekend, though not as intense as recent storms.
The Finance Ministry has released GH¢350 million to support flood victims and fund mitigation efforts after recent flooding. GH¢200 million goes to relief, while GH¢150 million is reserved for long-term flood prevention projects.
Chief Inspector Frempong Ayeh Fergus of the Akim Oda MTTD has warned that transporting processed or unprocessed meat, fish, and livestock in taxis is against the law. He urged the public and taxi drivers to use approved vehicles for such goods or risk facing legal sanctions.
The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has ordered Ghana Digital Centres Limited to immediately reverse its decision to suspend staff employment contracts following recent floods. The Ministry says employees should not be penalised for a natural disaster and has directed management to restore normal employment arrangements.