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An Accra Circuit Court has remanded an 18-year-old male into police custody over alleged theft of electrical gadgets valued GH¢26,500.00.

The police have arrested Amidu Mohammed, a 30-year-old trader at Sabon Zongo, a suburb of Accra, for possessing quantities of harmful drugs and an unlicensed firearm. 

Professor Elijah Yendaw, the Director General, Management Development and Productivity Institute (MDPI), a sub-vented agency under the Ministry of Employment, has advised Ghanaian workers to prepare adequately for retirement by investing…

A five-member robbery gang responsible for two major attacks in the Greater Accra Region — at Jos Bakery in Dome and ACP Junction near Kwabenya — have been arrested, convicted, and sentenced to various prison terms.

The Ghana Embassy in Washington DC, has been ordered shut immediately and all employees recalled to Ghana following a scandal that has hit the mission.

Ghana could see a surge in remittance flow before the United States implements its five per cent excise tax on remittance transfers in January 2026, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). 

Ghana’s exports surged to $9.33 billion in April 2025, due to strong performances in gold and cocoa, according to the Bank of Ghana’s Economic Summary Report for May.

Mr James Gyakye Quayson, a National Democratic Congress Member of Parliament for Assin North, has emphasized the need for justice, unity, and collective action to address historical injustices and promote development.

President John Dramani Mahama has on the occasion of the African Union (AU) Day called for investment in the educational initiatives to promote a deeper understanding of African history, culture and contributions to the world.

Pregnant women in Kumasi who come into contact with cats are nearly twice as likely to contract toxoplasmosis, a potentially dangerous infection that can harm unborn babies, a new study conducted at a district-level hospital has revealed.