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BreakingBlack Sherif has been crowned Artiste of the Year at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, marking another major milestone in his career. With this win, he becomes only the third artiste in history to claim the prestigious award twice, joining Sarkodie and Stonebwoy.
FeaturedDzifa Tega has voiced strong support for paternity DNA testing, saying it is necessary to ensure fairness for men amid rising cases of paternity fraud. Her comments have sparked public debate over whether such tests should become routine or mandatory.
FeaturedGhana Police Service has warned social media users against using content creation as a cover for criminal activities, stating that offenders will be arrested and prosecuted. DCOP Grace Ansah-Akrofi urged creators to use their platforms responsibly and operate within the law.
FeaturedGold Fields has signed a $5 million, two-year deal with the Ghana Football Association to support multiple national teams and the Women’s Premier League. The partnership is expected to improve team development, player welfare, and the overall growth of football in Ghana.
FeaturedNana Kwaku Bonsam has spoken against the way traditionalists are often excluded from public events and religious discussions in Ghana. He stressed that traditional worshippers are honest people who genuinely practice their beliefs and deserve equal respect in society.
FeaturedThe Acting Commissioner of the Rent Control Commission has criticized SSNIT over the high accommodation fees at the Pentagon Hostel on the University of Ghana campus. He accused the institution of exploiting the same pensioners whose funds they manage, sparking public debate about the rising cost of student housing in Ghana.
FeaturedKuami Eugene has revealed that Shatta Wale does not usually write down his lyrics when recording songs in the studio. According to him, the dancehall star simply vibes with the beat and flows naturally with the music.
FeaturedFrederick Opoku, Acting Rent Control Commissioner, has called on Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu to urgently intervene in the rising cost of hostel accommodation at the University of Ghana. He warned that students are being exploited through high charges and urged stronger regulation to make housing more affordable.
The Attorney General has criticised former Attorney General Godfred Yeboah Dame for claiming there is no fresh evidence against the former CEO of the National Food Buffer Stock Company (NAFCO). He stated that the former NAFCO boss has been discharged from the hospital and is expected to be interrogated, adding that Mr. Dame can choose to be present instead of granting media interviews.
BreakingThe Dormaahene, Osagyefo Oseadeeyo Dr. Agyemang Badu II has cut sod for the construction of a cassava starch factory in Dormaa, estimated to cost between $1.5 million and $2 million. The project, funded by the people of Dormaa, is expected to create jobs and boost local agro-industrial development.
BreakingA husband reportedly caused a stir after catching another man with his wife inside their matrimonial home and handing him over to the police instead of reacting violently. The incident has since sparked massive reactions online, with many praising his calm response.
FeaturedA Ghanaian man has sparked debate online after claiming that workers in countries like France, Germany, and Italy face tougher jobs with lower pay compared to the UK. His comments triggered mixed reactions, with many discussing wages, living conditions, and opportunities for migrants across Europe.
BreakingA nursing mother sitting for the BECE in Krachi East briefly paused her Integrated Science paper when her crying baby was brought into the examination hall. She was allowed, under strict supervision, to attend to the child before resuming the exam.
BreakingA Pragya rider has been hospitalized after an alleged attack by a group suspected to be students of Osei Tutu Senior High School. The victim said he could not identify his attackers due to their large number, as investigations into the incident are expected.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that South Africans are not xenophobic and remain open to people from other countries, amid rising tensions with Nigeria. This follows reports that Nigerian lawmakers threatened to boycott MTN Group and other South African businesses operating in Nigeria.
Linda Ocloo has apologised after her remarks about transferring officials who approve construction in Ramsar sites sparked public criticism, saying her comments were taken out of context. She reaffirmed her commitment to protecting wetlands under the Ramsar Convention and strengthening enforcement against illegal developments.
BreakingA 27-year-old man, Kwadwo Richmond, is on the run after allegedly killing his friend at Asuboah in the Ashanti Region over a GH¢20 dispute. Police have launched a manhunt for the suspect as investigations into the incident continue.
BreakingSome Mamprusi residents in Bawku rejected mathematical sets donated to BECE candidates by MP Hon. Mahama Ayariga, citing concerns over his perceived bias and alleged ties to the Kusasi side. The incident highlights the deep-rooted tensions and mistrust linked to the ongoing Bawku conflict.
BreakingDNA testing has confirmed a rare case where non-identical twins were fathered by two different men, according to Blueprint DNA Organization. The incident involved heteropaternal superfecundation, a rare condition where two eggs are fertilized by sperm from different men during the same ovulation cycle.
BreakingParents and guardians in Jamestown are demanding urgent action after Wisdom Academy allegedly collected BECE registration fees but failed to register students for the exams. They are calling on the Ghana Education Service to investigate and ensure affected candidates are allowed to sit for the exams.
FeaturedThe Ghana Armed Forces have begun early groundwork on the Accra–Kumasi Expressway, including land clearing and route preparation near Asuboa. The project is expected to improve travel, reduce congestion, and boost economic activity once completed.
FeaturedPresident John Mahama says Ghana is shifting from economic stabilisation to job creation and inclusive growth, promising that workers will be the first to benefit as conditions improve. He also highlighted recent economic gains, reaffirmed his anti-corruption stance, and noted progress in restoring power at the Akosombo plant.
BreakingRoads Minister Hon. Governs Agbodza has expressed dissatisfaction with the slow progress of the Techiman–Sawla road project despite GH¢66.3 million already being paid. He has urged the Bono Regional Minister to closely supervise the contractor, stressing that road development should be free from political influence and focused on delivering lasting infrastructure.
BreakingAccra twins known as Lancaster and Arrangement have reportedly been arrested in the United States shortly after arriving in the country. One of them, Jamal Abubakari, is scheduled to appear in a Virginia court in Alexandria for a preliminary and detention hearing.
BreakingA man in Tanzania was reportedly trapped by a large snake after allegedly attempting to steal bananas from a farm believed to be protected by witchcraft. The incident has sparked mixed reactions, with some attributing it to supernatural forces and others to a natural encounter.
FeaturedThe Bank of Ghana recorded a significant loss in 2025 as a result of aggressive monetary policies aimed at reducing inflation and stabilising the economy. While these measures successfully brought inflation under control and improved economic conditions, they also weakened the bank’s financial position, highlighting the trade-off between policy effectiveness and balance sheet strength.
FeaturedDoctors at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital have withdrawn their services due to concerns about patient safety and professional standards. The Korle-Bu Doctors Association confirmed that the industrial action began on May 2 after careful consideration of the situation. They are urging hospital management to address their concerns urgently to restore normal services.
FeaturedEducation Minister Haruna Iddrisu has wished 2026 BECE candidates well, urging them to stay confident, calm, and give their best during the exams. He also encouraged them to maintain honesty and discipline, reminding them to trust in their preparation as the exams run from May 4 to May 11.
FeaturedHuman remains believed to be those of a missing 59-year-old Gauteng businessman were found inside a crocodile in the Komati River during an intensive multi-agency search operation in South Africa. Authorities say DNA tests will confirm the identity while investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
BreakingAn emotional moment unfolded at Dormaa Wamfie when a fan broke down in tears after meeting Bisa Kdei on stage and hugging him. The heartfelt interaction touched the crowd and highlighted the strong bond between the artiste and his fans.
BreakingGhana’s 4x100m relay team has qualified for the 2027 World Athletics Championships after finishing second in a race with a time of 38.09 seconds. The result highlights their strong performance and growing readiness for international competition.
BreakingRenewed violence in Nkwanta South has led to the death of a 28-year-old food vendor, Richmond Benye, who was shot by unknown attackers. Security has been intensified in the area as police investigate the incident and pursue the suspects while urging calm among residents.
FeaturedPresident John Dramani Mahama has announced the procurement of 40 additional armoured vehicles to boost the Ghana Police Service’s capacity for high-risk operations, complementing an earlier fleet already in use. The initiative, unveiled at the commissioning of the Laasi Divisional Police Headquarters, forms part of a broader effort to modernize the police service and strengthen national security infrastructure.
BreakingOne person was killed and five others injured after gunmen ambushed a passenger bus traveling from Zebilla to Tamale near Nasia on May 2, 2026. Police have confirmed the incident and say investigations are ongoing while urging the public to remain calm but vigilant.
FeaturedThe Ministry of Health has warned the public to avoid fraudulent websites linked to its ongoing recruitment exercise, emphasizing that only its official portal should be used. It also urged people to report scammers, noting that some recruitments are complete while applications for nurses and midwives will run from May 4 to 15, 2026.
FeaturedThe first group of 430 Ghanaian pilgrims for the 2026 Hajj has departed Tamale for Saudi Arabia, marking the start of a larger operation expected to airlift about 6,000 pilgrims in 18 flights. Authorities assured a smooth pilgrimage with adequate preparations in place, while urging participants to respect Saudi laws and uphold Ghana’s image.
FeaturedPresident John Dramani Mahama marked this year’s Workers’ Day by expressing appreciation to Ghanaian workers and highlighting a shift from economic stabilisation to accelerated growth and job creation under the #ResettingGhana agenda. He assured that his government’s next phase will focus on expanding opportunities to improve workers’ incomes, while praising their resilience and contribution to national development.
BreakingGhana’s electricity supply has been fully restored after a major disruption, with all generation units back in operation and the national grid stabilised, according to Energy Minister John Abdulai Jinapor. He credited the swift recovery to the tireless efforts and coordination of engineers and key agencies, and urged continued commitment to maintaining power stability.
FeaturedPresident John Dramani Mahama has praised the Volta River Authority for its swift response to the fire outbreak at the Akosombo control room, noting that most turbines have already been restored. He described the incident as unfortunate but an opportunity to modernise the facility and assured continued government support for full recovery.
BreakingNikki Samonas has said she is 40 and does not have children, stressing that motherhood should not be seen as a requirement for fulfillment or a path to spiritual reward. Her comments on Ekwanso Dwoodwoo have sparked mixed reactions and renewed debate about societal pressure on women to become mothers.
FeaturedOsman Ayariga, CEO of the National Youth Authority, has urged young people to go beyond holding titles and become active drivers of positive change in their communities. He stressed that the future of Ghana depends on youth who lead with purpose, integrity, and innovation. He also encouraged them to develop their skills, remain disciplined, and seize opportunities, noting that true leadership is demonstrated through action and impact.
FeaturedThe Ghana Police Service is appealing to the public for assistance in tracking down three inmates still at large following a jailbreak at the Adabraka Police Station in Accra last Sunday, April 26, 2026.