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BreakingGRIDCo has explained that a disturbance on Ghana’s National Interconnected Transmission System caused the latest nationwide power outage on Thursday, August 20, 2026. The company says restoration efforts are ongoing, with power gradually returning to affected areas.
BreakingA man of God has sparked debate after claiming that men who shape their hairlines, moustaches or beards after trimming will not make it to heaven. He instead advised men to keep their hair short and evenly trimmed.
BreakingThe Government of Ghana has paid GH¢10.8 billion in full to bondholders under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme. The payment is expected to boost confidence in the government’s debt-management efforts and the domestic bond market.
Ghana’s daily crude oil production has increased from about 90,000 barrels to 126,000 barrels after years of declining output. The rise is being viewed as an encouraging development for the country’s petroleum sector and economy.
BreakingRev. Christian Kwabena Andrew, popularly known as Sofo Kyiriabosom, has sparked controversy after claiming that Jesus Christ is not real and that Heaven does not exist. The pastor, who says he has spent 28 years in ministry, described the belief in Heaven as a “scam” and urged people not to be deceived.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has criticised the government over claims that GoldBod incurred losses of about GH¢22 billion within a year of operations. He questioned why people are being arrested for alleged financial losses while such a significant loss is reportedly associated with the country’s gold-buying programme.
BreakingThe Ghana Police Service has denied reports that it has banned drivers from using AirPods or earphones while driving. The Service has urged the public to disregard the viral flyer and rely on official information.
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has cautioned individuals and groups against making statements that could incite violence in Ghana. He says the government will deal firmly with conduct that threatens the country’s peace and security.
Ghana has appealed to Russia to stop recruiting its citizens to fight in the Ukraine war, with 62 Ghanaians reportedly killed and 15 still missing. Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa says Ghana is engaging Russia over the issue while also announcing an increase in scholarships for Ghanaian students.
Russia has doubled its annual scholarship slots for Ghanaian students from 120 to 240. The fully funded opportunities will prioritise courses such as artificial intelligence, engineering, petroleum sciences and pharmaceuticals.
President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana’s currency is due for a security refresh to make banknotes more difficult for counterfeiters to reproduce. He says the Bank of Ghana is considering the move, but the central bank will decide when and how the exercise will be implemented.
President John Dramani Mahama has expressed optimism about Bawku’s recovery following months of relative calm. He says the improved security situation provides an opportunity to rebuild the community and revive economic activities.
The government has signed an agreement to purchase 30 percent of gold produced by large-scale mining companies. The initiative is intended to help Ghana build its national gold reserves and strengthen management of the country’s mineral wealth.
Vice President Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang has urged civil servants to demonstrate integrity, innovation and dedication in their work. She believes a committed public service is essential to Ghana’s development and rebuilding efforts.
BreakingThe Ghana Standards Authority will from October 1, 2026, prohibit the importation of used vehicles that are more than 15 years old. The new restriction is aimed at improving vehicle standards and preventing older vehicles from entering the Ghanaian market.
FeaturedThe Northern Regional Police Command has warned against any attempt to disrupt the NPP’s regional elections being held today. Police Commander DCOP Wisdom Lavoe says security personnel are ready to deal with individuals who threaten the peaceful conduct of the exercise.
Ghana and the UK have signed a new agreement aimed at improving cooperation between their customs authorities. The partnership is expected to make legitimate trade easier, strengthen compliance and support economic growth.
BreakingTwo suspected robbers have been killed and a Nigerian national arrested following a police operation in Accra over an alleged bank robbery attempt. The Ghana Police Service says the operation was intelligence-led and was carried out to prevent the suspected criminal activity.
The NPP’s Ashanti Regional Executive Elections have been placed on hold after a Kumasi High Court issued an interim injunction against the polls. The case follows concerns from some party members who claim they were excluded from the voter register for the election.
The NPP is demanding an investigation into the identity and alleged role of a person described in US court documents as a “Presidential Relative” in the Asante Berko bribery case. The party says Ghanaians deserve clarity on the individual’s connection to the AKSA Energy project and whether any money was received in relation to the deal.
BreakingThe government has reached an agreement with large-scale mining companies to acquire 30% of their gold production under Ghana’s reserve accumulation programme. The initiative is expected to boost local gold refining, strengthen the country’s reserves and retain more value from Ghana’s mineral resources.
The NPP in the Ashanti Region is set to elect new regional executives, with 34 aspirants competing for 11 positions. A total of 1,020 delegates are expected to vote in the closely watched election, which will determine the party’s leadership in the region.
Speaker Alban Bagbin has recalled Parliament from recess for a five-day sitting from August 24 to 28, 2026, to consider urgent parliamentary business. The decision has sparked debate, with the Minority questioning the necessity of the recall while the Majority maintains that the Speaker acted within his powers.
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that construction of the Bolgatanga Airport will begin before the end of 2026. He said the project is currently undergoing procurement processes, with the necessary approvals expected by October.
Ghanaian cocoa farmers have raised concerns about aspects of a new law designed to prevent cocoa lands from being converted for mining and other uses. While farmers support protecting cocoa farms, they want some provisions reviewed, particularly those affecting the replacement of unproductive or diseased farms.
A Global InfoAnalytics poll has found that 65% of respondents support President John Dramani Mahama’s decision not to seek another term in the 2028 presidential election. The survey also shows that 27% disagree with his position, while 8% have no opinion on the matter.
BreakingAt least 11 people have died and 13 others sustained injuries after a multiple-vehicle crash on the Ofankor–Pokuase stretch of the Accra–Kumasi Highway. The accident involved seven vehicles, with emergency teams responding to the scene and investigations underway to determine what caused the collision.
Former Special Prosecutor Martin Amidu has accused the John Dramani Mahama administration of focusing on prosecuting political opponents while failing to act on an investigation into the AKSA bribery scandal. He says the government must demonstrate consistency and fairness in its fight against corruption.
DACF Administrator Michael Yamson has proposed a constitutional guarantee that would allow MMDAs to retain 75% of the revenue they generate locally. He believes the arrangement could strengthen local government finances, encourage revenue mobilization and give assemblies greater capacity to fund development projects.
The Court of Appeal has struck out the Attorney-General’s application seeking to suspend the effect of its decision acquitting and discharging former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu. The State withdrew the application during proceedings on Wednesday, August 12, as the legal battle surrounding her case continues.
The NPP has asked President John Dramani Mahama not to assent to the 2026 COCOBOD Bill, calling for broader consultation with cocoa farmers and other stakeholders. The Majority, however, has rejected the opposition’s concerns and urged President Mahama to proceed with the Bill.
MTN Ghana CEO Stephen Blewett has disclosed that TikTok is the biggest consumer of data bundles on the company’s network. He explained that the platform’s heavy video content contributes significantly to the high volume of data consumed by users.
NPP General Secretary hopeful Sylvester Tetteh says the party’s leadership in opposition must prioritise political messaging and propaganda to advance its interests. He argues that statements made by an opposition General Secretary could attract the attention of National Security, reflecting the intense nature of political communication in opposition.
Public Accounts Committee Chairperson and former Deputy Finance Minister, Hon. Abena Osei Asare, has urged President John Dramani Mahama to demand accountability over the reported $1.7 billion loss incurred by the Bank of Ghana through its dealings with GoldBod. She called for a thorough investigation, stressing that the amount could have been used to create jobs, support key sectors and improve the livelihoods of Ghanaians.
The Inspector General of Police has promoted 25 officers for their exceptional professionalism and outstanding contributions to law enforcement. The officers were recognised for their roles in successful operations that led to the arrest of suspects and the interception of illegal drugs across the Bono East, Tema and Western Central Police Units.
Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh has praised former President John Agyekum Kufuor’s decision to pursue HIPC debt relief, saying it helped lay the foundation for Ghana’s economic recovery. Speaking at the 2026 Busia Institute Lecture, he said the Kufuor administration inherited a struggling economy and a rapidly depreciating cedi but took the courageous decision to seek debt relief.
BreakingThe Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has confirmed the transfer of a Ghana Immigration Service officer from the airport after a viral video allegedly showed him demanding money from a passenger for “breakfast.” The incident has triggered public concern and renewed calls for professionalism, accountability and integrity among airport officials.
Pastor Mensa Otabil has criticised the politicisation of Ghana’s stalled $97 million National Cathedral project, saying political interests often prevent people from objectively assessing projects of national and religious significance. He urged Christians not to shy away from undertaking massive projects “to the glory of God,” while noting that some Christians have also opposed the cathedral initiative.
Absolutely. Kim Björkegren has urged the Black Queens to give their all against Malawi, with a place at the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup at stake. Ghana face Malawi in the WAFCON 2026 quarter-final today, August 9, with the winner securing qualification for the World Cup in Brazil.
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has called on Ghanaians to pray for the healing and protection of the country’s waterbodies and lands from the devastating effects of illegal mining. He stressed the need to prevent Ghana’s natural resources from being further polluted and destroyed through galamsey.
Akrobeto has thrown his support behind Akofena Kwadwo Safo to succeed his late father, Apostle Kwadwo Safo, as the leader of Kristo Asafo Church. He says the succession would honour the late Apostle’s wishes and help continue his spiritual legacy and vision for the church.
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has warned individuals and organisations against entering company names, confidential documents or sensitive information into AI tools, citing potential cybersecurity and data privacy risks. The authority is urging users to exercise caution and ensure sensitive organizational information is adequately protected when using AI platforms.
Drivers in Ghana are reportedly no longer required to carry their original driver’s licence for immediate inspection during roadside checks. An officer explained that motorists can provide their licence number on request and, if necessary, produce the original licence
Richard Nii Armah Quaye, President of RNAQ Holdings, has donated GH₵200,000 to the Ga Mantse, His Royal Majesty Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, to support the 2026 Homowo Festival. The donation is aimed at contributing to the successful celebration of the festival while promoting Ga culture, tradition and unity.
Majority Leader James Agalga says Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has no seniority advantage over him because they entered Parliament at the same time. He also insists that he is not someone who can be intimidated or bullied in the discharge of his parliamentary duties.
Former IMCCoD Executive Secretary Dennis Miracles Aboagye has denied reports that a court ordered the freezing of his assets, saying he has received no official communication from EOCO. He insists he has not seen any notice confirming the alleged action and is only aware of the reports circulating in the media.
FeaturedPresident John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed Ghana’s full support for Jamaica’s planned petition to King Charles III seeking reparatory justice for the transatlantic slave trade. He said Ghana remains committed to working with Caribbean nations to pursue justice and address the lasting impact of slavery on people of African descent.
FeaturedThe Ghana Airports Company Limited has dismissed two car park employees after receiving multiple complaints that they allegedly extorted money from passengers. Management says the move demonstrates its commitment to maintaining professionalism and ensuring a positive experience for airport users.
FeaturedA truck somersaulted over a bridge at Adiembra, causing significant damage and prompting emergency responders to secure the area. Authorities are expected to assess the extent of the damage and investigate the cause of the accident as cleanup efforts continue.
The DVLA will remove the registration year from vehicle number plates as part of a new registration system aimed at discouraging delays in vehicle registration. CEO Julius Neequaye Kotey says the redesigned plates will also include enhanced security features to improve identification and reduce fraud.
BreakingA GRDA DMU 002 train carrying about 150 passengers from Tema Harbour to Afienya was damaged after hitting a goat shortly after leaving Ashaiman Station. No injuries were reported, although the train’s lower front section sustained damage.
FeaturedNPP National Organiser Nana B has criticised the government’s decision to discontinue the case against former MASLOC CEO Sedinam Tamakloe, describing it as politically motivated. He argued that the move contrasts with the continued legal challenges facing Chairman Wontumi, whom he says is being treated unfairly because he belongs to the opposition.
BreakingLawyer Samuel Atta Akyea says Chairman Wontumi has appealed the 20-year prison sentence imposed on him and has applied for bail pending the outcome of the appeal. The legal team is seeking to have Wontumi released while the Court of Appeal considers the case.
FeaturedParliament has approved a 20-year concession agreement for the introduction of an electronic road toll collection system in Ghana. The technology-driven platform is expected to improve revenue collection, reduce congestion and provide sustainable funding for road maintenance.
FeaturedThe Attorney General, Dominic Ayine, has presented the government’s position on key Constitutional Review Committee recommendations after extensive legal and constitutional assessment. The proposals cover issues such as extending the presidential term, electing MMDCEs, and introducing reforms to strengthen Ghana’s democratic governance.
FeaturedGhana and Lebanon have pledged to strengthen bilateral relations by expanding cooperation in education, trade, and manufacturing following the presentation of the Lebanese Ambassador-designate’s Letters of Credence. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to fostering stronger diplomatic and economic partnerships for mutual growth and development.
BreakingThe Accra High Court has granted an injunction restraining Hon. Sarah Adwoa Safo from proceeding with the funeral arrangements for her late father, Apostle Prof. Emeritus Ing. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, pending the final determination of the case. The ruling could result in the postponement of the funeral, which had been scheduled for Thursday, July 30.
FeaturedTwo individuals have been arrested by police at Tema Manhean for allegedly engaging in open defecation at the Beach 5 area. The arrest is part of efforts by authorities to enforce sanitation laws and address unhealthy practices in the community.
FeaturedThe Kantanka family has urged politicians and the general public not to attend the funeral of Apostle Prof. Emeritus Ing. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka at Gomoa Mpota, insisting they have no knowledge of or involvement in the event. The family says any official funeral arrangements will be announced through its authorized representatives and has asked the public to disregard the ceremony organized by Sarah Adwoa Safo.
FeaturedAn MTTD officer in Oda has warned that vehicles with DV number plates cannot legally be used for wedding ceremonies. Motorists have been urged to comply with the regulations or risk facing sanctions for misusing the special registration plates.
FeaturedSarah Adwoa Safo has reaffirmed that the funeral of her late father, Apostle Kwadwo Safo, will take place on July 30, urging the public to disregard reports claiming otherwise. She said her father’s immense contributions deserve a befitting farewell and pledged to ensure the final rites proceed without interference or misinformation.
BreakingChairman Wontumi has appeared before the Accra High Court in the ongoing Exim Bank case, where he is accused of fraudulently acquiring and using a GH¢14.3 million loan intended for an agricultural project. The high-profile trial is expected to continue as prosecutors present their case and the defense responds to the allegations.
FeaturedThe South Tongu District recorded 190 teenage pregnancy cases as of June 30, 2026, according to District Public Health Nurse Rachelle Elikem Zewu, who described the situation as alarming. She called for stronger collaboration among parents, schools, health workers, and community leaders to intensify education and protect adolescents from early pregnancies.
FeaturedThe Deputy Finance Minister says the government has implemented several policies and reforms to promote businesses, attract investment, and strengthen Ghana’s private sector. He maintained that despite ongoing economic challenges, the administration remains committed to creating a more business-friendly environment and supporting sustainable economic growth.
FeaturedDeputy Attorney-General Dr. Justice Srem-Sai has praised investigators, the IGP, the CID, EOCO, and other security personnel for providing the Attorney-General’s Office with vital information used in criminal prosecutions. He said their dedication and collaboration have been instrumental in ensuring successful prosecutions and strengthening the administration of justice in Ghana.
FeaturedMinority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has criticized the government, saying it is underperforming despite alleged discussions about seeking a third term in office. He warned that the opposition and Ghanaians are closely monitoring the administration, insisting it must deliver results before making such ambitions.
Kpandai MP Matthew Nyindam has accused the NDC government of achieving little since taking office, arguing that it is benefiting from the debt restructuring programme introduced by the previous NPP administration. He also criticized the government’s “Nkoko Nkitinkiti” initiative, claiming it has failed to deliver meaningful results.
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson says the disagreement with the Agriculture Minister over budget releases was a misunderstanding and has since been resolved after discussions. However, he maintains that the Finance Ministry’s figures on the amount of money released to the Agriculture Ministry remain accurate.
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has alleged that the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) is recording significant losses, questioning the government's management of the initiative. He argues that the administration has failed to deliver meaningful economic growth and is calling for greater transparency over the country's economic Policies
FeaturedOtumfuo Osei Tutu II has praised the IGP’s Special Operations Team, known as the “Black Maria,” for its effective crackdown on drug-related crimes and criminal gangs in the Ashanti Region. He encouraged the officers to remain committed to their mission and urged the public to support the police with credible information to help fight crime.
FeaturedAn NPP communicator has defended the imprisonment of Chairman Wontumi, saying he deserves to face the consequences of allegedly abusing public office and misusing state resources. He also claimed that anyone protesting Wontumi’s imprisonment is “also a thief,” arguing that accountability must apply to all.
BreakingA High Court in Accra has authorised police assistance for UK-based Cola Holdings Limited and its Receiver, Nii Amanor Dodoo, to take possession of Nana Kwame Bediako’s No. 1 Oxford Street Hotel over an outstanding debt exceeding US$14.9 million. The order follows the company’s inability to peacefully enforce its security interest after the court recognised its debt claim.
FeaturedNPP Youth Organizer Moses Abor has condemned the persistent insults aimed at President John Dramani Mahama and his family by some party supporters on social media. He urged members to focus on constructive criticism of national issues instead of personal attacks, stressing that respectful political discourse strengthens democracy.
FeaturedA concerned group of National Service personnel is demanding a full refund of the GH¢60 deducted from their allowances to fund a capacity-building programme. They are also urging the National Service Authority to make such programmes voluntary and consult personnel before implementing policies that affect their welfare.
FeaturedDeputy Attorney-General Dr Justice Srem-Sai says it is “shocking” that the NPP is describing Chairman Wontumi’s conviction as political persecution. He argued that much of the evidence the court relied on came from the defence itself, insisting the judgment was based on the facts presented in court.
BreakingThe Ghana Police Service has arrested 10 suspects in an intelligence-led operation at Mataheko-Afienya in the Greater Accra Region over their alleged involvement in internet fraud. Police say the suspects were reportedly brought from Nigeria by a suspected ringleader, who housed and supervised them in carrying out fraudulent online activities, while investigations continue.
FeaturedThe Ghana Airports Company Limited has introduced advanced Analogic CT scanners at Accra International Airport to enhance aviation security while reducing passenger wait times. Airport Aviation Security Manager Abdul-Issaka Bamba says the new technology provides faster, more accurate baggage screening and improves the overall travel experience.
President John Dramani Mahama says Ghana is ready to host African leaders, Health Ministers, media, and development partners in Accra for the AU Extraordinary Summit on Health from July 21–22, 2026. The summit will focus on ending AIDS and tuberculosis by 2030, reducing maternal deaths, and strengthening health systems across Africa.
A United States immigration judge has ruled that Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) failed to present sufficiently persuasive evidence to prove that former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta committed criminal wrongdoing. The court subsequently approved his application for an adjustment of immigration status after considering his ties to the U.S., ongoing cancer treatment, and family circumstances.
Alhaji Osman Masawudu, popularly known as Chairman Buga Buga and the NPP’s Third National Vice Chairman, has criticized President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, describing him as Ghana’s “worst President” and accusing the NDC of failing to fulfill key campaign promises. He also alleged that the government is focusing on arresting NPP members to create fear within the opposition instead of addressing the needs of Ghanaians.
BreakingBernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, has been convicted by the Accra High Court for assigning mineral rights without approval and intentionally facilitating illegal mining activities at his Samreboi concession. The ruling marks a significant development in Ghana’s fight against illegal mining and reinforces the enforcement of the country’s mining laws.
Osahen Alexander Afenyo-Markin has urged the newly elected NPP constituency executives in the Central Region to view politics as a spiritual exercise, calling on members to stay united and focused on the party’s long-term goals. He stressed that unity, discipline, and strong grassroots leadership will be key to the NPP’s efforts to reclaim power in the 2028 general elections.
FeaturedCaptain Smart has pledged to introduce monthly payments for all NDC delegates in the Gomoa West Constituency if he is elected as the area’s Member of Parliament. He says the initiative is aimed at rewarding and supporting grassroots party members for their dedication and service to the NDC.
FeaturedPresident John Dramani Mahama says his government has not taken any international loan agreement to Parliament since assuming office, insisting that Ghana has not borrowed externally. He stated that projects such as the Big Push programme are being funded entirely with the country’s own resources.
Kwasi Sibo says he is ready to play in the UEFA Champions League after leaving Real Oviedo at the end of his contract. The Black Stars midfielder revealed that he has received offers from both the English Premier League and the Saudi Pro League as he considers his next move.
FeaturedC/Insp. Frempong Ayeh Ferguson has warned that it is against Ghana’s laws for vehicle owners to allow unlicensed washing bay attendants to move their vehicles. He urged motorists and washing bay operators to comply with road traffic regulations to avoid legal consequences and improve road safety.
BreakingA young boy who survived the fatal Odumase crash that killed 13 people remains unidentified at Stewards Hospital in Yawkwei. Hospital authorities say he speaks only Ewe and believe his mother died in the accident, prompting an urgent appeal to the public to help locate his relatives.
President John Dramani Mahama has urged Ghanaians to avoid eating late at night, especially after 7:00 p.m., and to reduce their sugar intake, warning that unhealthy eating habits can have serious health consequences. He cautioned that excessive sugar consumption increases the risk of diabetes and stressed the importance of adopting healthier lifestyles to prevent chronic diseases.
FeaturedHon. Richard Ofori Agyemang Boadi is leading a citywide task force in Kumasi to demolish unauthorized structures and shut down suspected drug peddling hotspots as part of efforts to decongest the city and improve public safety. The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly says the ongoing exercise is aimed at restoring order, reducing crime, and creating a safer, more organized environment for residents and businesses.
BreakingGhanaian TikToker Camilla Alhassan has been sentenced to one year in prison by the Accra Circuit Court after pleading guilty to offensive conduct and publishing false news over unsubstantiated claims that President John Dramani Mahama buried 32 cows to win the 2024 elections. The case has reignited discussions about misinformation on social media and the legal consequences of spreading false and unverified allegations.
FeaturedJohn Dumelo says he is confident of retaining the Ayawaso West Wuogon parliamentary seat despite renewed competition from the NPP. He stressed that everyone has the democratic right to contest elections and said his focus remains on serving the people of the constituency.
FeaturedHon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah says that despite the appropriation of about GHS 650 billion over the past two years, no Ghanaian has yet benefited from the NDC government’s flagship 24-hour Economy programme. He called on the government to account for the funds and explain when the policy’s promised benefits will begin to reach citizens.
BreakingErnest Amoabeng Ortsin, President of the Ghana HIV and AIDS Network (GHANET), says about 45 people contract HIV every day in Ghana, with women accounting for 68.5% of new infections and men 31.5%. He called for increased public awareness, regular testing, prevention efforts, and an end to stigma to help reduce the spread of HIV.
Construction has begun on the 24-hour Economy Constituency Market in Okaikwei North, with contractors already on site working to meet the project’s completion schedule. The market is expected to boost local commerce, create jobs, and provide modern trading facilities for businesses operating under the 24-hour Economy initiative.
Kwesi Botchway Jnr, Secretary of the NPP’s Security and Defence Committee, has stated that bail is intended to ensure a suspect’s appearance in court and should not be used as a debt recovery mechanism. He argued that the amount of money involved in an alleged offence should not automatically determine the bail conditions imposed on a suspect, amid discussions over the arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye.
FeaturedMinority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has demanded that Attorney General and Minister for Justice Dr. Dominic Ayine appear before Parliament to explain the arrest and continued detention of Dennis Aboagye by EOCO. He says Parliament deserves a full explanation to ensure transparency, accountability, and that due process is being followed in the case.
The Government of Ghana is preparing to introduce a Diaspora National Service programme to help young Ghanaians born and raised abroad reconnect with their roots while contributing to national development. The initiative, announced by Kofi Okyere-Darko at the maiden Ghana Diaspora Students Forum, will target diaspora youth before they begin university.
FeaturedCaptain Smart has donated a truckload of cement to support the construction of the Abamkrom CHPS compound in Gomoa West. The gesture forms part of his community development initiatives as he seeks to become the constituency’s next Member of Parliament.
FeaturedKOKA has accused the NDC of using Dennis Miracles Aboagye’s arrest as a distraction from the recent flood disaster and the Black Stars’ World Cup elimination. He made the remarks while speaking to journalists at EOCO headquarters following the NPP communicator’s arrest over alleged corruption-related investigations.
BreakingCaptain Smart has officially announced his intention to contest the NDC parliamentary primaries for the Gomoa West Constituency, expressing confidence that he will win and become the area’s next Member of Parliament. He also revealed that he is already supporting development in the constituency through projects including 42 boreholes, classroom blocks, and free Wi-Fi.
Passengers using Accra International Airport can now keep laptops, shoes, belts and approved liquids in their carry-on bags during security screening thanks to newly installed screening equipment. The upgrade is expected to speed up the screening process while maintaining high security standards.
TikTok content creator Camilla Alhassan has been arrested and pleaded guilty to charges of allegedly making derogatory remarks about the President, publishing false news, and misleading the public. The court ordered a pregnancy test before sentencing, which has been scheduled for July 16, 2026.
BreakingRadio personality Nana Romeo has urged EOCO to widen its investigations by looking into young people who drive luxury cars despite having no clearly identifiable source of income. His comments have ignited debate online, with many calling for greater scrutiny of unexplained wealth while emphasizing the need for evidence-based investigations.
BreakingA 40-year-old man has reportedly gone missing after allegedly falling into an abandoned galamsey pit while fleeing during a police operation in Kyebi. Rescue teams are continuing the search as authorities investigate the incident.
The Ministry of Food and Agriculture has presented new motorbikes to 500 newly commissioned Feed Ghana Brigade personnel ahead of their nationwide deployment. The motorcycles are expected to improve their mobility and support efforts to boost agricultural productivity and food security across Ghana.
BreakingA street preacher was reportedly found hanging from a multi-storey building in Kumasi, leaving residents shocked. Police are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident to determine the exact cause of death.
NPP Ashanti Regional Communications Director Paul Yandoh has accused President John Dramani Mahama of scheduling the national clean-up exercise to coincide with the party’s internal elections. He argued that the exercise should have been postponed to protect the democratic process and allow the elections to proceed without disruption.
BreakingA truck overturned at Obretema on the Accra–Kumasi Highway, leaving its cargo scattered across the road and causing traffic disruption. Authorities are yet to confirm the cause of the accident or whether anyone was injured.
FeaturedA group of South African tourists was reportedly forced to leave a restaurant in Mozambique after the owner allegedly told them to return to their own country. The incident has sparked widespread debate online, although the claims have not been officially verified.
BreakingA JHS 1 student is in critical condition after he was allegedly slashed with a cutlass by a JHS 2 female student during a school clean-up exercise at Assin Krofofrodo D/A Basic School in the Central Region. The alleged attack is said to have followed repeated claims that the boy behaved inappropriately towards the girl despite several warnings, with police launching an investigation into the incident.
BreakingA Kia Picanto and an okada motorcycle were involved in a serious accident at Budu on the Accra–Kumasi Highway. Although the Kia Picanto was badly damaged, everyone involved survived and no deaths were reported.
FeaturedKwaku Osei Korankye Asiedu (KOKA), an NPP communicator, has accused the leadership of the Ghana Football Association and the Sports Minister of mismanaging Ghana football following the Black Stars’ exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He questioned the GFA President’s leadership and raised unverified concerns about missing FIFA-supplied jerseys, sparking mixed reactions from the public.
BreakingA Ghanaian High Court has ordered Zeepay Ghana Limited and its CEO, Andrew Takyi-Appiah, to jointly pay over US$11.6 million plus additional sums to businessman Michael Yusuf over a failed fund transfer. The court ruled that the company failed to complete the transactions after receiving the funds and awarded judgment in favour of the plaintiff with interest and legal costs.
BreakingThe lifeless body of 52-year-old tailor Felix Amanor was found naked at Dominion City in Koforidua on Sunday morning in a case suspected to be murder. He reportedly left home after changing clothes following the Canada vs. Morocco match on Saturday and never returned, while police have launched investigations into the incident.
Passionate Black Stars supporter Nana Bour has criticized captain Jordan Ayew and the Ayew family following Ghana’s World Cup elimination, blaming them for years of disappointing performances. His emotional remarks have sparked mixed reactions among football fans, with some supporting his views while others defended the players.
Residents of Nyamebekyere in the Jomoro Municipal District have given the government a two-week ultimatum to release compensation they claim was paid on their behalf following the Elubo border demarcation exercise. The residents allege that although compensation funds were reportedly provided, they have not received their payments after waiting for two years.
The family of the late actress Beverly Afaglo has changed the venue for her final funeral rites from the Lashibi Funeral Home to the Forecourt of the State House in Accra. The funeral will still take place on Friday, August 7, 2026.
Burna Boy’s mother and manager, Bose Ogulu, has publicly encouraged the singer to settle down, marry, and have children during his 35th birthday celebration, a moment that has generated widespread discussion online.
Daughters of Glorious Jesus say they want their enduring legacy to be one of unity, togetherness, and faithful service, describing their strong bond as the key reason they have remained together and successful for decades.
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.
FeaturedJordan Ayew says every football match starts on equal terms and has pledged that the Black Stars will give everything to produce a great performance. He expressed confidence that Ghana will make both the nation and Africa proud in their crucial World Cup clash.
FeaturedEducation Minister Hon. Haruna Iddrisu says the government is considering a major review of disciplinary measures in Senior High Schools to give the Ghana Education Service (GES) stronger powers to tackle student indiscipline. The proposed reforms aim to address the rising cases of misconduct and restore discipline in schools through tougher enforcement.
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.
FeaturedThe Minister for Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced an immediate increase in the daily feeding grant for students in special needs schools from GH¢8 to GH¢15 nationwide. He said the increment is aimed at improving nutrition, enhancing student welfare, and creating a more supportive learning environment for learners with special needs.
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.
FeaturedSouth African figure Phakel’umthakathi says he plans to visit every African country to promote African unity and revive the spirit of Ubuntu. He also claimed he once received intelligence that people were waiting to kill him before a protest, insisting he will not be intimidated from speaking out.
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.
Hon. Jerry Ahmed Shaib has criticized the government for organizing a National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving while illegal mining continues to devastate the country. He argued that despite previous tragedies linked to the fight against galamsey, decisive action against the menace remains lacking.
BreakingA US couple has been arrested after allegedly climbing the 443.2-metre Empire State Building in New York to film their marriage proposal. The daring stunt has gone viral online, with many praising the romance while others condemned the dangerous and illegal act.
Prophet Kumchacha says his church is not located on a waterway, explaining that the recent flooding was caused by an inadequate drain behind the building. He has appealed to President John Dramani Mahama to expand the gutter and encouraged flood victims to stay hopeful despite their challenges.
Appiah Stadium has presented legal documents confirming that he has initiated court proceedings over allegations made against him. He says he is relying on the legal process to clear his name as the case moves forward.
Interior Minister Hon. Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak says even the world’s wealthiest economies are vulnerable to disasters, citing California as an example. He emphasized that preparedness, effective planning, and strong emergency response systems are more important than wealth alone in protecting lives.