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The Dansoman Circuit Court has remanded three men into police custody for allegedly robbing a dispatch rider of his motorbike at knife point. 

Mr Rashid Pelpuo, the Minister of Labour, Jobs and Employment has inaugurated the new governing board of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) with the charge to accelerate the expansion of pension coverage to the informal…

The number of German companies going bankrupt is continuing to rise, credit agency Creditreform warned on Thursday.

The United States authorities have given in detail reasons for including Ghana on a list of additional 36 countries banned from travelling to the US.

As the shift and efforts towards renewable energy increase around the world, Ghana is making efforts to get two Chinese companies, Huawei and Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) to set up renewable assembly plants in the country.

The Vice-President, Prof Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has called for a bold shift in Ghana’s development strategy from reliance on traditional aid models to one that centres on people-powered financing and civic ownership.  

In recent months, the Ghanaian cedi has shown remarkable strength against major foreign currencies, bringing a wave of optimism across sectors that rely heavily on imports.  

Two leading civil society organisations have raised concerns over the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission’s (PURC) latest electricity tariff adjustment, describing the process “as lacking transparency and fairness.”  

The Dansoman Circuit Court has adjourned to August 13 the alleged $50,000 fraud case of Samuel Seth Karikari, also known as Koo Ofori. 

Mr Haruna Iddrisu, the Minister of Education, says government will recruit 50,000 new teachers this year as indicated in the 2025 Budget Statement.