Latest stories
PHOTOS: Defence Ministry inducts newly posted civil servants
The Ministry of Defence has organised an orientation programme at The Square to induct newly posted civil servants into the Ministry and familiarise them with the operations of defence…
Ghana welcomes UN report backing reparatory justice for transatlantic slavery
Ghana has welcomed a landmark report by the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), which it says provides a legal basis for reparatory justice for the…
IGP decorates officer promoted for bravery during Aboso fire
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has decorated Inspector Hance Atubra with his new rank of Chief Inspector in recognition of his bravery and exceptional efforts…
Railway Workers Praise Government for Clearing 20 Months Salary Arrears
The Ghana Railway Workers Union has commended the government for clearing 20 months of salary arrears owed workers of the Ghana Railway Company Limited (GRCL). The arrears, covering the period…
Narawa Concession Shooting: Family Demands Justice for Slain Son at Akyem Heman
The family of Douglas Acheampong who was allegedly shot dead in connection with an incident at the Narawa mining concession at Akyem Heman is demanding justice for their deceased relative. The…
TNT Makes Case for Madina NDC Organizer Job
Timothy NnyuieKe Thatchroot (TNT) is positioning himself as the right person to lead the organisation of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Madina Constituency. Mr Thatchroot, a…
The Price of Convenience: How Delivery Apps and Online Shopping Are Changing How Ghanaians Spend
There was a time, not too long ago, when getting a meal, a bag of rice or a bottle of medicine meant physically going out to get it. Today, a growing number of Ghanaians simply reach for their…
Ghana’s Housing Crisis: Why Finding an Affordable Place to Live Is Becoming a Nightmare
Ask any young professional in Accra how the apartment hunt is going and brace yourself for a long sigh before the story even begins. Two years rent demanded upfront. Landlords who vanish the…
Free Speech in Ghana: Where Does Freedom of Expression End?
Within the space of a single fortnight this year, two very different Ghanaians found themselves on the wrong side of the law for something they said. One was an opposition party chairman…
Electric Cars in Ghana: The Future of Driving or a Luxury for The Few?
Drive through Accra today and you might spot something that would have looked out of place just a few years ago, a sleek electric car gliding past in near silence, no exhaust fumes trailing…