Month: August 2025

Information Minister: Attacks on Bawumia Signal His Dominance in NPP Flagbearer Race

Minister of Information, Fatimatu Abubakar, has stated that the growing criticism and political attacks directed at Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia are a reflection of his strong position in the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) flagbearer contest. Speaking in Accra, Abubakar argued that the heightened scrutiny and “shots” at Dr. Bawumia are not signs of weakness but […]

PwC Energy Expert Warns: Affordability Alone Cannot Ensure Reliable Power Supply

Kenneth Asante, Energy and Infrastructure Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), has cautioned that access to cheap electricity does not automatically translate into a reliable power system, urging policymakers to focus on long-term sustainability and infrastructure investment. Speaking during an industry forum on Africa’s energy future, Asante explained that while low-cost power sources such as hydropower, solar, […]

Court Convicts Eight Men for Ablekuma North Election Violence, Fines Them GH¢6,000 Each

Eight men involved in violent disturbances during the Ablekuma North constituency elections have been convicted and fined by an Accra Circuit Court, marking a significant step in efforts to deter electoral violence in Ghana. The men, whose actions disrupted parts of the electoral process, were each fined GH¢6,000 following their guilty pleas to charges relating […]

Bank of Ghana Tightens Rules on Dollar Payments to Protect Cedi Stability

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has moved to enforce stricter regulations against the pricing of goods and services in foreign currency, warning businesses and individuals that charging in US dollars for transactions within the country is unlawful. In a directive issued this week, the central bank highlighted school fees, rent, airline tickets, and professional services […]

NHIA Vows Tough Action Against Health Facilities Charging Patients Illegally

The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) has announced plans to intensify its crackdown on healthcare providers imposing unauthorized fees on patients, warning that such practices undermine the objectives of Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS). The NHIA said it has received numerous complaints from patients who were forced to pay extra charges for services and […]

Auto Dealers Call on CEPS to Tighten Vehicle Verification Amid Surge in Stolen Car Imports

Ghanaian automobile dealers are urging the Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (CEPS) to strengthen its vehicle verification systems, warning that the rising influx of stolen cars into the market is damaging public trust and the industry’s credibility. According to the dealers, the current emphasis on revenue collection at entry points is overshadowing critical […]

Accident Bureau Pledges Transparency in Z-9 Helicopter Crash Probe, Cautions Public on Rumors

The Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) has pledged to conduct a thorough and transparent inquiry into the recent crash of a Z-9 military helicopter, while urging the public to refrain from spreading unverified information about the incident. The crash, which occurred during a routine operation, has sparked widespread concern and speculation on social media. Preliminary findings […]

Ghana’s New Gold Board Seeks Balance Between Growth and Accountability

Ghana, Africa’s leading gold producer, has taken a significant step towards reshaping its mineral trade with the establishment of the Ghana Gold Board, an initiative designed to regulate the sector, curb illegal practices, and drive sustainable economic growth. The move comes amid growing concerns about the environmental toll of small-scale mining, the impact of illicit […]

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