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President recommits to ethical leadership - Calls for unity at first-year thanksgiving service
President John Dramani Mahama has recommitted to principles of ethical leadership and national stewardship in a solemn non-denominational thanksgiving ceremony marking his administration's first anniversary.
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Another bus smuggling over 1000 ammunition to northern Ghana from Accra intercepted by police at Asankare barrier
Another bus smuggling over 1000 ammunition to northern Ghana from Accra has been intercepted by the police at the Asankare barrier in the Ashanti Region.
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Ken Ofori-Atta detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained Ken Ofori-Atta, Ghana’s former Minister for Finance.
This, according to his lawyers, Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline and Partners (MPOBB) was in relation to the status of his current stay in the United States.
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If your vehicle was registered before 2023, you need to go back to DVLA for your records to be updated digitally - DVLA to vehicle owners
As part of the planned rollout of new vehicle license plates in 2026, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has announced that owners of all vehicles registered in Ghana before 2023 are to ensure that their details are migrated from the DVLA manual system to the authority's digital platform.
Vehicle owners are therefore required to visit any DVLA office to ensure that their details are migrated onto the authority's digital platform as soon as possible.
This will enable such vehicle owners to acquire the new number plates when the necessary Parliamentary processes are complete for the rollout of the new process.
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Chart a path towards lower interest rates to stimulate business growth - Otumfuo to BoG
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II urged the Bank of Ghana to chart a path towards lower interest rates to stimulate business growth and private-sector investment.
Speakkng during his first visit to the Bank of Ghana new office in Accra on Wednesday, Otumfuo explained that although recent stability in the foreign exchange market was encouraging, the economy could not fully recover if high borrowing costs continued to constrain industry and job creation.
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NPP requests investigation into alleged plot to rig presidential primary
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has requested the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service to investigate allegations of a plot to rig the party’s presidential primary scheduled for Saturday, January 31, 2026.
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Waive IELTS for Ghanaian students and professionals - Ablakwa to UK
Ghana has asked the United Kingdom to exempt Ghanaian students and professionals from the International English Language Testing System, known as IELTS, as the two countries begin talks to elevate their bilateral relations to a Strategic Partnership.
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Ghana’s inflation down to 5.4% in December 2025
Ghana’s inflation rate fell to 5.4 per cent year-on-year in December 2025, marking the 12th consecutive month of disinflation, according to data released by the Ghana Statistical Service.
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Nestlé Ghana infant formula not affected by international recall
Nestlé Ghana has assured consumers that all infant formula products sold in the country are safe and not affected by the voluntary recall announced in some foreign markets over contamination concerns.
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2026 will test Ghana, but bring new opportunities – President Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned Ghanaians to brace themselves for a demanding year ahead, while pledging that development and progress will reach every part of the country.
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From crisis to triumph: How Mahama turned Ghana around in just 12 months - Gilbert Attipoe writes
As Ghana marks the first anniversary of President John Dramani Mahama's inauguration on
January 7, 2025, the nation reflects on a period of remarkable transformation. Sworn in after a
decisive victory in the 2024 elections, President Mahama promised a "reset" for Ghana's economy
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77th New Year School: Ishmael Yamson unveils ambitious socioeconomic transformation plan
A renowned business executive, Ishmael Yamson, has outlined a five-pillar reform agenda which he says are essential to move the country from macroeconomic stabilisation to lasting socioeconomic transformation.
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This is how much Antoine Semenyo will earn after finalising Man City deal
Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo is set for a significant financial boost after edging closer to a high-profile move from Bournemouth to Manchester City, with reports indicating that his wages will more than double once the deal is completed.
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Planned power cut for Cape Coast this Thursday, here's why
Residents and businesses in Cape Coast and surrounding communities in the Central Region will experience a planned power outage this Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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Trump administration expands visa bond requirement to 38 countries, with fees up to $15,000
The Trump administration is dramatically expanding a policy requiring some foreign travelers to post bonds of up to $15,000 before entering the United States.
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Tema Meridian Hotel redevelopment: Youth protest private developer's takeover and destroys new fence wall
A group of young people from Tema Manhean in the Greater Accra Region has protested the takeover and redevelopment of the defunct Tema Meridian Hotel site by a private developer.
Expressing opposition to what they described as the "indiscriminate sale" of a site with deep cultural and historical significance to the people of Tema, they stormed the site on Tuesday [Jan 6, 2026] and destroyed a fence wall, the developer had constructed.
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Bank of Ghana to review Domestic Gold Purchase Programme
The Bank of Ghana is set to hold a policy workshop with experts, market practitioners and policymakers to review and adjust the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme, the Governor, Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama, has said.
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President Mahama unveils plan for Value-for-Money Office to boost accountability
President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to establish an independent Value-for-Money Office this year to oversee public spending and ensure that state funds deliver clear benefits to citizens.
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Ghana still training graduates for 1980s, not 2030 - Ishmael Yamson at New Year School
Dr Ishmael Yamson, the Board Chairman of MTN Ghana, has called for a shift in how Ghana values technical and vocational skills, warning that the country will struggle to build a sustainable economy if skilled technicians continue to rank below white-collar professionals.
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Kpandai; The 21-year-old SHS graduate who sells fish on the streets to support his family
Dignity is not defined by the kind of work one does, but by the discipline, purpose, and integrity behind it. On the scorching streets of Kpandai in the Northern Region, that dignity walks quietly—fish balanced on a head pan, dreams firmly held in the heart.
At 21, Nambu Christopher spends his days moving from house to house, selling dry and fresh fish to support his family, despite having completed senior high school. A graduate of Bishop Herman Senior High School in Kpando, Volta Region, Christopher has been in the fish-selling business for 12 years.
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The Trump–Maduro capture: Why the U.S. may assert jurisdiction under the territorial principle
Reports indicate that the Donald Trump administration authorized a military operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. What began as a pressure campaign reportedly escalated into a high-impact operation that reshaped the diplomatic and legal narrative overnight.
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PLAYBACK: Asantehene pays historic visit to police headquarters in Accra
Asantehene pays historic visit to police headquarters in Accra
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Cape Coast leaders present development roadmap to Vice President Opoku-Agyemang
The Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has met the leadership of the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly and Members of Parliament as part of consultations on the Cape Coast eight-year development plan.
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Anonymous crypto gambler made $436,000 on Maduro capture
A gambler made nearly half a million dollars on the capture of Venezuela's president just before it was officially announced, raising questions about whether someone profited from inside knowledge of the US operation.
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Car giant Hyundai to use human-like robots in factories
Hyundai Motor Group says it will roll out human-like robots in its factories from 2028, as major companies race to use the new technology.