Today, the Daily Graphic marks a significant milestone in our storied history, 75 years of unwavering commitment to journalism and the Ghanaian nation. 

President John Dramani Mahama has advised citizens to be wary of the sophisticated activities of online scammers in the country.

Seventy-five years after gaining roots from its establishment on October 2, 1950, the Daily Graphic, which has remained the conscience of the nation, reminisces on its journey that transcents the First Republic, when Ghana gained independence, to the Fourth Republic with nolstagia.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has officially presented diplomatic passports to five distinguished Ghanaians in recognition of their exceptional contributions to promoting the country’s image internationally.

Former Minister of Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, who has been placed on the Interpol red notice as a wanted man by the Office of Special Prosecutor spotted in Washington DC in the USA.

The Methodist University Ghana (MUG) has set itself a target to train students to be well-equipped and versatile to spearhead the transformation of the country, the Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Professor William Baah-Boateng, has said.

The Vice-President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has advised Ghanaians, especially women, to prioritise breast cancer screening for early detection and treatment to safeguard their health.

The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, Ahmed Ibrahim, has cautioned physical planning departments of the various district assemblies to desist from unethical and unprofessional conducts. 

The menace of galamsey brings to mind the famous soul classic sung by Roberta Flack “Killing Me Softly.

Today, October 2, 2025, marks a momentous occasion in the history of Ghanaian journalism – the Daily Graphic's 75th anniversary.

The Minority in Parliament has stated that decentralisation is about bringing government closer to the people and ensuring equitable development across the country and not merely about maintaining existing structures.

A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Boakye Kyeremateng Agyarko, has called for an end to the public bickering among party members and urged a focus on expanding the party’s grassroots base.

Each year, as the rains come, the conversation around tree planting returns with fresh urgency.

This 18-year-old University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) student built an app that turns any website to an AI-enabled platform.

ChatATP allows users chat with any website to perform actions.

The Bono East Regional Police Command has arrested a man for allegedly running an unlicensed clinic at Yeji Zongo in the Bono East Region for more than a decade.

The Nigeria Immigration Service NIS has announced the commencement of nationwide enforcement against foreigners who have overstayed their visas or violated immigration conditions, following the expiration of the Federal Government’s visa amnesty initiative.

Many of Ghana's public buildings remain inaccessible to persons with disabilities (PWDs) due to a lack of enforcement of the Persons with Disability Act, 2006 (Act 715) and financial constraints. 

Health facilities, educational institutions, banks, churches, bus terminals, markets, and government facilities often lack essential features like ramps, elevators, and accessible facilities, preventing PWDs from accessing services and participating fully in society.  

The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has said 129 senior high schools are now cultivating farms under the government’s Feed Ghana Project.

After less than 10 minutes of a downpour at Adabraka in Accra, this is how the Odawna area on the Official Street in front of the Presby Church looks like. 

A former National Security Minister, Francis Poku has said the government’s reliance on military and police crackdowns to stop illegal mining will not succeed unless the state addresses the strong economic pull that keeps many young people in galamsey.

The Ministry of Education has announced that more than 1.4 million senior high school (SHS) students across the country will benefit from subject-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications designed to improve teaching and learning.

MultiChoice Ghana has issued a statement clarifying details of its new DStv value offering, following confusion created by an FAQ [Frequently Asked Questions] published on its website.

Accra is about to be swept up in marathon fever, as thousands of long-distance runners and spectators get ready to turn the capital into a festival of endurance and pride as the First National Bank Accra Marathon makes its highly anticipated return on Saturday, November 8.

Ghana’s ultimate running carnival, this year’s marathon event will bring together elite athletes, health-conscious joggers from various keep-fit clubs and exciting spectators who will line up along the principal streets of the capital to cheer on the thousands of runners, marking one of the biggest dates on the nation’s sporting calendar.

Legal practitioner and former Chief Executive of the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), Tsatsu Tsikata, has said repealing Legislative Instrument  (L.I.) 2462 alone will not end illegal mining in Ghana, stressing that the challenge demands deeper reforms and stronger leadership from traditional authorities and local communities.

MultiChoice Africa, operators of pay television platform DSTV have confirmed that its “We Got You” campaign, which automatically upgrades subscribers to higher packages at no extra cost, will run for only three months, from October 1 to December 2025, and is subject to quarterly review.