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The rate of inflation in April 2025 stood at 21.2 per cent, a decline from 22.4 per cent in March 2025, marking the 5th consecutive monthly decline, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) said on Wednesday.  

A new report, Palm Oil Barometer 2025: Procurement for Prosperity has called for a fundamental shift in global palm oil procurement practices. 

At a bustling wedding in one of Accra’s affluent suburbs, Chef Kwame Adu watches as plates of uneaten jollof rice, grilled tilapia, and half-eaten banku are cleared from tables, destined for the rubbish bins. 

The government is preparing a new bill to be introduced in Parliament to rename the C.K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences (CKT-UTAS), along with several other public universities across the country.

The Ghana Hajj Taskforce, a committee tasked with administering hajj in the absence of a substantive hajj board, says it has offset about 60 per cent of accumulated debt of $5 million from the previous hajj activities. 

The Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment (MLJE), in collaboration with the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS), will in June, this year, conduct a nationwide Qualification and Skills Mismatches Survey (QSMS) among Ghanaian workers.

An Accra High Court has remanded into lawful custody seven persons accused of mining without license at Wassa Dunkwa in the Western Region. 

Mr Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, the Minister of Health, has unveiled a new digital admissions portal for health training institutions, streamlining the application process and reducing costs for prospective students.

Ghana and Algeria have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation across key sectors.

Ghanaian and Nigerian authorities are concluding arrangements to return two Ghanaian females who were kidnapped to Nigeria, home.