Ghana Cabinet Greenlights Emergency Cocoa Payments for Farmers
The government has moved to fast-track payments to cocoa farmers nationwide as it confronts a deepening liquidity crisis in the sector. The decision followed an...
Category : NEWS
Kotoka International Airport Bust: NACOC Arrests Factory Manager Over Cocaine in Gari
A senior manager at a Ghanaian manufacturing company has been detained by the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) for allegedly trying to export cocaine from the...
Suspected Armed Robbers Gun Down Police Officer on Zebilla–Widnaba Road
Gunfire broke out on the Zebilla–Widnaba stretch in the Upper East Region on Sunday night, leaving a police officer dead after suspected armed robbers targeted...
Abu Trica Files Human Rights Suit Against Interior Minister, EOCO, NACOC, FBI and Attorney-General
Frederick Kumi, a 27-year-old Ghanaian widely known as Abu Trica, has taken legal action against both the Government of Ghana and the United States Federal...
Police Arrest Two Men, Recover Guns in Accra-to-Kpandai Arms Bust
Police have foiled another arms smuggling attempt, seizing guns and ammunition bound for Kpandai in the Northern Region. On January 27, 2026, authorities intercepted several...
Power Disruptions Loom as ECG Schedules Maintenance in Accra, Tema and Central Region
Ghanaians in several parts of the country are being urged to brace for temporary electricity disruptions next week as the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG)...
Vote-buying claims rock NPP and NDC primaries as OSP begins investigations
Ghana’s anti-corruption watchdog has turned its attention to alleged electoral malpractice that surfaced during recent internal contests of the country’s two major political parties. The...
Renaming Kotoka International Airport Strips Volta Region of Its Only National Honour – Afenyo-Markin
Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has launched a strong objection to the government’s proposal to change the name of Kotoka International Airport, arguing that the plan...
President Mahama Orders NIB to Investigate Overseas Scholarship Bribery Claims
The President’s office has launched an investigation into claims that bribes were used to obtain government-funded scholarships for study abroad. The order, signed by Secretary...
Stop Buying Food Near Gutters – FDA Warns Amid Rising Health Concerns
Food sold beside open gutters continues to pose a serious health threat, prompting the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) to renew its warning to the...