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Ghana Police arrest John Kwabena Owusu Ansah over viral video containing threats and unfounded allegations against High Court Judge Justice Patricia Quansah.
Ghana's Foreign Minister confirms 55 Ghanaians killed fighting in Ukraine, lured by job scams. Efforts intensify to dismantle trafficking networks.
Ghana's economic vulnerability to global shocks is 'worrying', says Dr. Bernard Tutu-Boahene. He urges stronger local content enforcement and a non-partisan economic strategy to protect the nation's stability.
President Mahama prioritizes jobs, healthcare, and education over LGBTQ+ debates, urging dialogue and rule of law. Ghana balances values with global ties.
Nhyira FM's Obra Show and Krachi Traditional Area cement a powerful cultural partnership, aiming to preserve heritage and foster unity beyond dispute resolution.
Ghana faces an alarming crisis with 1.2 million out-of-school children. President Mahama pledges to boost efforts, supported by NGO School for Life's proven methods. Collaboration is key.
US airport security wait times are stabilising at major hubs like JFK and Houston following an emergency directive to pay TSA workers, though LaGuardia still faces delays amid the ongoing partial government shutdown.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition often misunderstood in Ghana. This article explores its nature, prevalence, and the critical need for early intervention and societal acceptance to overcome stigma and support individuals effectively.
Cocoa Marketing Company MD assesses WAMCO's readiness for Ghana's 50% local cocoa processing directive. The move aims to boost value addition, employment, and economic growth.
The Inspired by Assor Foundation completed its second youth empowerment program in Fanteakwa South, rewarding 60 students for academic excellence. Founder Nancy Assor Asiedu-Amrado led mentorship with distinguished professionals.
Engineers and Planners has completed the delivery of 30 Caterpillar 785D Dump Trucks to its Tarkwa operations, significantly enhancing fleet capacity and productivity in a major investment for Ghana's mining sector.
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has graduated its largest cohort of 25 petroleum engineering master's students, a 100% increase from last year, boosting Ghana's capacity in the evolving energy sector.