2020

Ghana lost an estimated tourism revenue of $171 million in a space of four months - from March to June, because of the global novel coronavirus pandemic. The revenue loss followed the closure of the country's borders to human traffic, a…

Some former officials in the erstwhile John Mahama Administration would soon be arraigned before court to answer criminal charges for the misuse of funds meant for the Saglemi Housing project Mr Samuel Atta Akyea, the Minister for Works…

Inmates of the Ho Central Prisons has appealed to the Government to provide the Prisons with isolation centers in the wake of COVID-19. They also appealed for minor offenders to be freed to make room for social and physical distancing in…

Ghana has confirmed 337 new infections of COVID-19, bringing the country’s case count to 8,885 with 38 deaths. The total recoveries have reached 3,189, after 57 more patients tested negative following their second results after…

The Obuasi Circuit Court has remanded the Police Inspector who was arrested for his alleged involvement in a gold robbery case at Mmamiriwa in the Obuasi Municipality. Inspector Godwin Mensah, attached to the Operation Vanguard, was said…

One hundred and eleven (111) health workers in the Central Region have tested positive for the novel coronavirus - COVIS-19, with 45 of them, on admission in health facilities. They are part of the region’s caseload of 439. Dr.…

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the Electoral Commission (EC) to provide the legal grounds for refusing to accept the existing Voters Identity Cards as part of requirements for compilation of the new Voters Register. The Supreme…

Mrs Kosi Yankey Ayeh, the Executive Director of the National Board for Small Scale Industries (NBSSI), said the application process for the COVID-19 Alleviation Programme (CAP) is free hence no one should pay any fee for it. The caution…

An Accra Circuit Court on Thursday sentenced 10 persons, including a journalist, to a fine of GH₵12,000.00 each for not complying with the COVID-19 restriction orders. In default they would each serve a four-year-jail term. The…

Mr Simon Osei Mensah, the Ashanti Regional Minister, has warned against the continued stigmatisation of persons infected by the coronavirus disease (COVId-19). He said stigmatisation was undermining efforts to get suspected people in…