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Extols Ghana’s 24-Hour Economy To Japanese Investors. Hon. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness, and Industry, has urged Japanese investors at the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9) to capitalize on Ghana’s growing status as a doorway to business ventures in West Africa. Addressing attendees with the theme “Leveraging Innovation for Africa’s Industrial Transformation; Building Resilience in a Globalised Economy,” the Minister showcased Ghana’s stable political climate, adherence to law, and strategic location, defining the nation as a trustworthy investment haven. “Ghana presents a tranquil and foreseeable business environment, and we extend a warm invitation to…

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has released detailed guidelines for the forthcoming Tamale Central Constituency By-election Parliamentary Primaries in the Northern Region. Aspirants and party enthusiasts are instructed to take note of the following arrangements as outlined by the party. Nomination forms are to be obtained from the Northern Regional Office of the NDC, with completed forms to be promptly submitted back to the same office. Furthermore, a certified copy of the delegates list will be provided to all aspirants post vetting. To contest, aspirants are required to pay a non-refundable nomination fee of GHC 5,000 at the point of…

Beneath the vibrant pulse of Ghana’s bustling capital lies a silent crisis that lurks in the shadows of the city’s graveyards. “Living Among the Dead” reveals the heart-wrenching tale of men, women, and children who have been compelled to call Awudome and Osu Cemeteries their home. Ensnared by poverty and a dearth of affordable shelter, these marginalized individuals dwell amongst tombstones, a stark manifestation of societal abandonment. Although some cemetery workers, such as Mr. Dagaati, refute claims of people residing amidst the graves, undeniable evidence paints a different reality. For many, these cemeteries serve not as places of respectful remembrance…

The National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has announced the formation of a Steering Committee tasked with leading the implementation of the 24-Hour Economy initiative in Ghana’s downstream petroleum industry. The Committee convened its inaugural meeting to establish a strategic roadmap for both short and long-term objectives. Appointed by President John Dramani Mahama, the Steering Committee, operating under the Ministry of Energy and Green Transition and the 24-Hour Secretariat, is entrusted with the development of regulatory frameworks, strategic plans, and implementation timelines to realize the 24-hour economy throughout the downstream petroleum value chain. Speaking at the meeting, NPA Chief Executive, Mr. Godwin…

Likely to be charged for Money laundering, tax evasion, identity fraud. The renowned dancehall sensation and leader of the Shatta Movement, Charles Nii Armah Mensah, better known as Shatta Wale, has found himself ensnared by the clutches of the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO). The bombshell arrest unfolded yesterday, August 20, 2025, and even now, Shatta Wale remains firmly in the spotlight, undergoing intense interrogation, all under the watchful eyes of his legal team. Insiders familiar with the situation have disclosed that the musician faces serious allegations of harboring illicit gains linked to the high-profile seizure of a…

IGP Swears, CARE Ghana Rallies, NPP Swears Self-Defense. As the race to the September 2, 2025, Akwatia by-election heats up, a sharp focus on security and tranquility has gripped political players, civil society, and government bodies. Amid mounting tensions and apprehensions of unrest, the Ghana Police Service, Care for Free and Fair Elections Ghana (“CARE” Ghana), and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have stepped up with promises to safeguard democracy and uphold a serene electoral process. In a bold reassurance, the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, vowed that the Police Service is primed to establish a safe haven…

After  Dismissing Bogus  2024 Election Petition Saga. The High Court in Obuasi, Ashanti Region, has dealt a severe blow to former Minister of Trade and Industry, Kobina Tahiru Hammond, famously known as K.T. Hammond, by throwing out his election petition against Godwin Animli Dorgbadzi Dorani’s victory in the Adansi Asokwa constituency in the 2024 general elections. Justice Kwabena Twumasi, in a scathing rebuke, branded Hammond’s petition as “unmeritorious and time-wasting,” leading to the court’s decision to slap a hefty Gh¢60,000 fine on the disgruntled politician. The ruling was delivered with conviction on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, as Justice Twumasi made…

The Akim Oda Government Hospital in the Eastern Region has been directed to repay GH¢312,413.51 to the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) following a Clinical and Compliance Audit report that exposed malpractices in the hospital’s operations and claims submissions. Prompted by a whistleblower report that alleged fraudulent activities at the hospital from February to May 2025, NHIA Chief Executive Dr. Victor Asare Bampoe authorized the audit in accordance with Sections 31(1) and 35(2) of the National Health Insurance Act (Act 852). Conducted by a team including members from NHIA’s Quality Assurance and Internal Audit departments, Claims Processing Center (CPC) Accra,…

Dr. Bawumiah Welcome Activist Who Threatened to Kill Mahama and Behead Lordina. Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, in a bold move to stand by his supporters, extended a warm reception to Prince Ofori, also known as Fante Comedy, a vocal activist of the NPP. Comedy had recently been taken into custody by the police for making alarming statements directed at the First Family. The former Vice President’s decision to publicly embrace Comedy has raised eyebrows and drawn criticism from onlookers, who have labeled it a serious misstep in his political strategy. Comedy had been arrested alongside NPP Women Organizer Yayra Abiwu and…

In recent years, Ghana has been grappling with a troubling trend: deported immigrants returning to the country within a short period. Despite government efforts to remove undocumented immigrants, many of whom engage in exploitative practices such as using children for street begging, the cycle of deportation and re-entry persists. This recurring problem calls for a more holistic and sustainable approach. Immigrants in Ghana, when properly integrated, can make valuable contributions to the economy and social fabric. However, cases where some exploit vulnerable children or engage in harmful activities undermine community welfare and hinder national development. Such exploitation not only endangers…