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Ghana Ends IMF Bailout Programme, Transitions to Non-Financing Policy Support Instrument
<p>Despite ending the bailout programme, Ghana will continue engaging with the IMF through a Policy Coordination Instrument (PCI), which government described as a non-financing technical…
Upper East Region: FDA Seizes 140 Boxes of Alcoholic Energy Drinks
<p>The Authority warned the public against purchasing or consuming such products and reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding public health through continued market surveillance and…
Lands Minister to Commission Fourth Batch of Blue Water Guards in Fight Against Galamsey
<p>The most recent round of recruits is anticipated to enhance surveillance along rivers and other bodies of water susceptible to galamsey activity and support existing operations in…
Makola Traders Threaten Demonstration Over Planned Eviction
<p>Speaking to Atinka TV, some of the affected traders expressed frustration over the situation, saying the planned eviction could severely affect their livelihoods.</p>
Massive Sand Winning Persists Behind Cape Coast Victoria Park Despite Sea Defence Projects
<p>The situation is beginning to impact local businesses. A Danish investor, who recently opened a tourist centre directly opposite Victoria Park, is reportedly considering closing operations…
Antoine Semenyo earns Premier League Player of the Season nomination
<p>Since joining Man City, he has won the Carabao Cup, and on Saturday, May 16, Man City will play Chelsea in the FA Cup final.</p>
Mahama Commissions Ultra-Modern PET Scan Facility at Swedish Ghana Medical Centre
<p>The $300 million STARR-J plan, which aims to terminate the double-track system by 2027, includes new regional hospitals, extra CAT labs, teacher housing projects, and other significant…
Smile4Ghana: Dr Brown Praises Entrance University as the Future of Dentistry Looks Bright in Ghana
<p>Smile4Ghana is a charity organisation formed by three Ghanaian dentists based in the United Kingdom. The group has organised 15 free dental outreaches across Ghana over the past eight years.</p>
“Law Is Going To Be Like kelewele In This Country” – Janet Nabla Criticises Legal Education Bill
<p>The PNP Chairperson also questioned the perceived prestige associated with the legal profession, claiming many lawyers are struggling financially despite public assumptions about their status.</p>
“People Attack Me When I Speak on Social Issues” — Quecy Official Laments Politicisation of National Concerns
<p>The influencer stressed that discussions about developmental issues should not always be reduced to partisan politics, especially when such concerns affect the everyday lives of citizens.</p>