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UDS: Prof Seidu Al-hassan hands over to new appointed Vice Chancellor after GTEC directive
Prof Seidu Al-hassan has handed over to the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Development Studies (UDS) in the person of Prof. Mohammed Muniru Iddrisu. This followed a directive from the regulator, the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC).
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Rains trigger Monday morning floods in parts of Accra
The rains have triggered floods in parts of Accra, disrupting Monday morning activities in many areas.
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Southern Ghana experience thunderstorms as Togo-Benin rainstorm moves west – GMet
The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has forecast widespread thunderstorms and rain across southern Ghana today as a weak to moderate rainstorm currently positioned along the Togo-Benin coastline advances westwards, bringing increased cloud cover and unsettled weather conditions.
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GCAA probes alleged mistreatment of Accra bound KLM passengers in Amsterdam
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) has begun investigations into allegations of mistreatment of passengers aboard KLM Flight KL059 after videos showing stranded travellers at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport circulated on social media.
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See the areas that will be affected by ECG's planned maintenance today (June 29, 2026)
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has announced planned maintenance exercises across the Accra West and East regions for Monday, while engineers in the Tema Region continue to work on network faults affecting several communities.
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Canada kicks out South Africa from 2026 World Cup in round of 32
South Africa had managed to hold Canada till the 90th minute before Canada managed to break the deadlock and kicked South Africa out of the 2026 World Cup in the round of 32.
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Britain unveils new refugee sponsorship routes while tightening deportation rules
The Home Office has vowed to introduce new "capped safe and legal" routes for refugees to come to the UK from later this year.
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MTN Ghana confirms internet disruption following subsea cable damage off Côte d'Ivoire
MTN Ghana has confirmed that undersea cable cuts off the coast of Abidjan in Côte d'Ivoire are disrupting internet connectivity and data services across Ghana and several other countries in the sub-region.
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Transport Minister pledges support for Regional Maritime University as 417 graduate
The Regional Maritime University (RMU) has graduated 417 professionals at its 20th congregation, with the Minister for Transport, Mr Joseph Bukari Nikpe, pledging to reposition the institution as a globally competitive maritime training hub capable of producing world-class professionals.
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Mfantseman Saltpond Development Alliance President resolves defamation dispute wuth Nkusukum Omanhen through ADR
The President of the Mfantseman Saltpond Development Alliance (MSDA), Ernest De-Graft Egyir, and the Omanhen of the Nkusukum Traditional Area, Nana Okesse Essandoh IX, have resolved their differences and peacefully settled a defamation suit through an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
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‘Central figure’ in $250M Minnesota fraud case arrested hiding out in Somalia
A “central figure” in a $250 million Minnesota welfare fraud scheme was arrested in Somalia last week after spending nearly four years on the run, the Justice Department announced Friday.
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Nine out of 10 African teams secure World Cup round of 32 spot
A historic nine African teams have qualified for the knockout stage (Round of 32) at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Ghana head for Kansas City as Croatia expose Black Stars' defensive cracks
Ghana will head to Kansas City for the FIFA World Cup Round of 32, but not before Carlos Queiroz's side were handed a timely warning after defensive lapses condemned the Black Stars to a 2-1 defeat against Croatia in their final Group L fixture in Philadelphia on Saturday.
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World Cup 2026: Ghana to face Colombia in last 32 in Kansas City
The Black Stars of Ghana lost the last Group L 2026 FIFA World Cup match 1-2 to Croatia, and the defeat means dropping to third place with four points, and qualifying for the Round of 32 as the second best third‑placed teams.
Ghana will face Colombia in Kansas City on Saturday July 4 at Kansas City.
Croatia secured the second automatic place with the 2-1 win over Ghana on Saturday night and they will play the winners of Group K, Portugal.
The Black Stars of Ghana officially secured a place in the knockout stage even ahead of their final Group L match against Croatia, following results elsewhere in the tournament.
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Opoku rested, Kamaldeen returns – Queiroz makes 3 changes for Croatia clash
Carlos Queiroz has made three changes to the Black Stars starting lineup for Saturday's World Cup Group L clash against Croatia, with Jerome Opoku rested as a precaution following a groin strain sustained against England.
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Black Stars secure World Cup knockout spot before Croatia clash as Africa eyes record showing in R32
The Black Stars of Ghana have officially secured a place in the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup ahead of their final Group L match against Croatia, following results elsewhere in the tournament.
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Will you stay for your children?
Marriage is not a place for a party or where you live happily ever after. This is because no matter how much you love each other, you will fight because you are two different people with different backgrounds, values and expectations who are trying to share all areas of your lives.
It is also sad to note that most of the things you fight about in your marriage have no solutions because they come from your inborn characteristics.
When you have an abusive partner and you have children in the marriage, the situation becomes very complicated.
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Consumers question quality of agushie, pepper and groundnut paste
For many years, a spoonful of agushie (melon seeds) in soup, a little groundnut paste in a pot for ‘nkatenkwan’, or a dash of powdered pepper in stew was enough to transform an ordinary meal into a memorable one.
Today, many consumers say something has changed.
From homes to chop bars and market stalls, complaints about the quality of powdered pepper, agushie and groundnut paste are becoming common.
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Black Stars go again tonight
Ghana's Black Stars are 90 minutes away from transforming a promising FIFA World Cup campaign into a statement of intent, with victory over Croatia tonight at the Philadelphia Stadium (Lincoln Financial Field) expected to complete a superb Group L campaign with aplomb.
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How Cape Verde stunned World Cup to set up Argentina tie
Cape Verde have made history by becoming the smallest nation to reach the knockout stage at the World Cup.
The prize for a side representing a group of 10 islands in the Atlantic Ocean will be to face defending champions Argentina in the last 32.
Players huddled around a mobile phone on the pitch following their goalless draw with Saudi Arabia to watch the final moments of Spain's win over Uruguay - a result that confirmed Cape Verde finished as Group H runners-up.
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Bolgatanga Technical University: Council terminates Vice-Chancellor Prof Samuel Erasmus Alnaa’s appointment, demotes two key officers and warns Finance Director
Professor Samuel Erasmus Alnaa’sappointment as the Vice-Chancellor of the Bolgatanga Technical University (BTU) has been terminated by the Governing Council, Graphic Online has gathered.
This decision by the Council took effect on June 11, 2026, but Prof Alnaa has initiated a court action challenging the decision of the council.
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GHS dismisses claims insecticide-treated nets are harmful to children
The Ghana Health Service has dismissed as false and misleading social media claims that insecticide-treated nets currently being distributed to primary school children contain dangerous chemical compounds harmful to human health.
In a press release issued on June 26, the service urged the public not to be alarmed, stating that the claims are without any scientific or regulatory basis.
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FDA seizes 4,504 unregistered cosmetic products in nationwide crackdown
The Food and Drugs Authority has seized 4,504 unregistered, fake, and potentially hazardous cosmetic products during a week-long market surveillance exercise across 15 regions in Ghana.
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Ghana gets €415,000 EU grant to support PharmaVax Programme
The European Union and the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development have given out €415,437.78 grant for the implementation of the PharmaVax Programme, aimed at transforming Ghana's pharmaceutical sector.
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Western Region: Two dead, seven injured in head-on collision on Elubo-Takoradi section of N1 highway
Two people died, and seven others got injured when a tipper truck and a bus collided head-on at Abease on the Elubo-Takoradi section of the N1 highway.