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Veteran actor William Addo ‘Akpatse’ passes away
Legendary Ghanaian actor William Addo, widely known as 'Akpatse', has passed away at the age of 72. He died on November 22, 2025, after years of health challenges, including visual impairment caused by glaucoma and cataract.
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Ghana to chair global minerals regulatory body
Ghana, represented by the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), has been appointed to chair the global precious minerals regulatory framework, the Kimberley Process (KP), in 2027.
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Slain Immigration officer laid to rest
Assistant Immigration Control Officer (AICOI), Cosmos Dakurah, who was shot by unidentified assailants earlier this month, was laid to rest last Saturday in his hometown of Konzokala, in the Jirapa District of the Upper West Region.
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From classroom to camera: How NAFTI can empower Ghana’s young creatives
Ghana is nurturing a new generation of creatives.
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US removes 15 percent tariff on Ghana’s cocoa and other agric products
Ghana has received formal notice from the United States confirming the removal of the 15 percent tax on cocoa and some agricultural exports, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has said.
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Finance Minister, BoG Governor asked to suspend Alfred Attuquaye Botchway as bank director; GTEC refers his Costa Rican university academic credentials to National Intelligence Bureau
Following the observation by the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) that there was an increasing number of public officers presenting unearned academic titles and certificates for appointment, promotion, or certification in the public sector in Ghana in recent times, the National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) has been drawn into the campaign to help with investigations to sanitise unearned certificates.
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Save Essipon Stadium! Minister calls for urgent rescue mission
The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, has issued a stark warning about the rapidly deteriorating state of the Sekondi Sports Stadium at Essipon, calling for urgent and decisive intervention to rescue what he described as a national asset on the brink of collapse.
According to him, the level of decay at the 20,000-seater facility is “alarming and unacceptable” for a country with Ghana’s sporting ambitions, and immediate action was required to halt further deterioration.
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Govt allocates GH¢33.3 billion to education - E-Blocks completion, school infrastructure expansion on radar — First Lady
The government has earmarked GH¢33.3 billion in the 2026 budget to the Ministry of Education for its programmes and activities in 2026, the First Lady, Lordina Dramani Mahama, has reiterated.
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Asebumanhen, Okyenhene call for collective community actions against galamsey
The chiefs and people of Asebu in the Central Region climaxed their annual Apayemkese Festival at Asebu with a call on communities to safeguard their lands against wanton destroyers.
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Reduce spare parts prices - Minister tells dealers
The Minister of Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has held a crucial meeting with the leadership of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), spare parts dealers, and transport operators to address the persistent irregularities and recent hikes in the prices of spare parts across major markets.
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Construction of Tamale Water Project to begin next year — President Mahama
Construction works on the long-awaited Tamale Water Project are set to commence next year to help boost water supply to residents of the area, President John Dramani Mahama has assured.
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Sealing leaks: Why procurement reform is Ghana's silent budget weapon
Every year, 70 per cent of Ghana's government spending, roughly GH¢150 billion, flows through public procurement.
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Project 2042: Can Ghana rally West Africa for mega FIFA World Cup bid?
he Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has breathed fresh life into a bold and long-running national ambition: Ghana leading a sub-regional bid to host the FIFA World Cup alongside Nigeria and Côte d’Ivoire.
His remarks, delivered with striking confidence, reignited an idea once dismissed as fanciful but now increasingly aligned with FIFA’s evolving approach to staging football’s biggest showpiece.
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In 10 to 20 years, AI will make work optional and money irrelevant — Elon Musk
In the future, Elon Musk sees humans as metaphorical vegetable farmers.
The Tesla CEO said at the U.S.-Saudi Investment Forum in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday that in the next 10 to 20 years, work will be optional, likening the decision to have a job to the more laborious upkeep of a vegetable garden.
“My prediction is that work will be optional. It’ll be like playing sports or a video game or something like that,” Musk said.
“If you want to work, [it’s] the same way you can go to the store and just buy some vegetables, or you can grow vegetables in your backyard. It’s much harder to grow vegetables in your backyard, and some people still do it because they like growing vegetables.”
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Freshers at Labone SHS sit on floors for lessons - Due to shortage of desks
SOME recently enrolled Form One students of Labone Senior High School in Accra sit on the floor while the rest cram on dining hall benches during lessons.
The situation has raised concerns among parents, who were asked to contribute GH¢300 for infrastructure in addition to the GH¢100 Parent Teacher Association dues, but say they have seen no improvement.
When The Mirror visited the school on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, a number of classrooms had students in uncomfortable positions, especially as all the good desks were being used by the seniors (Form Three students) who were writing a mock exam.
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Vasectomy doesn’t affect erection, sexual pleasure — Dr Mills Danso
Although vasectomy is one of the safest and most effective forms of male contraception, many men shy away from the procedure due to misinformation and stigma.
Some of the common myths are that the procedure reduces sex drive and affects a man’s ability to get or maintain an erection.
However, according to a medical doctor at the Maries Stopes International ,Ghana, Dr (med) Akua Gyenimaa Mills Danso, these purported side effects of vasectomy are untrue as there was very little evidence of any significant long-term side effects.
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Mahama on how he first met Lordina as a student while teaching at GHANASCO
President John Dramani Mahama has shared a personal reflection on how he met his wife, Lordina Mahama.
He was speaking at the 65th anniversary of the Ghana National Senior High School in Tamale (GHANASCO) on Saturday, November 22, 2025,
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AMA mounts “Oobake” sign at City Hall to boost use of Ga language
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly has installed new signage bearing the Ga word “Oobake”, which means welcome, at the entrance of the Accra City Hall as part of efforts to promote cultural identity and improve the visitor experience.
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World Children’s Day: Prioritise early learning of children
Children across the country have appealed to the government to prioritise early learning, particularly for children aged zero to eight years as outlined in the Early Childhood Care Development (ECCD) policy.
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Gender Ministry condemns viral video of child forced to smoke; Refers case to police
The Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection (MoGCSP) has condemned a disturbing viral video in which a group of men are seen forcing a child to smoke cigarette.
In a statement issued on November 21, the Ministry described the act as abusive, unlawful, and a blatant violation of the child’s rights and dignity.
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Ghana Police destroy seized cannabis worth GH¢4.2 billion
The Volta Regional Police Command has destroyed 600 sacks of cannabis, with a total weight of 47,530 kilogrammes and an estimated street value of GH¢4.2 billion.
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Ransford Gyampo vs. George Domfeh: University of Ghana initiates internal processes after media altercation
The University of Ghana management has initiated internal processes following the media altercation involving two senior members of the university, Prof. Ransford Gyampo and Dr. George Domfe.
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Kokrobite: Man arrested for the murder of his daughter
The police have arrested a man for the murder of his daughter at Kobrobite in the Weija area of Accra.
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This is why the Court of Appeal has freed the Assemblyman in Major Mahama murder case
“We are sad about the death of Major Maxwell Mahama but we have sworn a judicial oaths and justice demands more than public sentiments,” Justice Dr Ernest Owusu-Dapaah said when he read his elaborate decision which agreed with Justice Christopher Archer’s main judgment that quashed the conviction and life imprisonment sentence of William Baah, who was jailed in January last year for abetting the murder of the young military man.
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Improving public financial management: No more cheque payments by public sector - Electronic transfer takes effect next quarter
All government entities will stop making payments with manual cheques by the end of the first quarter of next year.