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Transport unions are meeting government officials on Tuesday to push for a 30% increase in fares, saying higher fuel prices and rising vehicle maintenance costs are making it difficult for operators to stay in business.
ICU-Ghana has protested against the alleged sale of VALCO, warning that any ownership transfer could threaten jobs despite government insisting it is pursuing co-ownership, not a sale.
Ghana Identifies 30 ORAL Cases for Prosecution as Attorney General Prepares New Corruption Charges
Ghana's government says a viral video of President John Mahama has been taken out of context, insisting his remarks referred to the release of GH¢150 million for post-flood mitigation works.
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Banks, telecommunications companies, hospitals and other institutions in Ghana have until November 2, 2026, to stop requesting photocopies of Ghana Cards and adopt biometric identity verification.
President John Mahama says South African President Cyril Ramaphosa sent a delegation to Ghana to discuss recurring xenophobic attacks, calling for greater African Union action to protect citizens across the continent.
A High Court in Accra has authorised a receiver to take possession of Nana Kwame Bediako's No. 1 Oxford Street Hotel after a debt dispute with UK-based Cola Holdings. The ruling does not determine the underlying legal case.
:** Ghana Police have arrested 11 suspects in Tema over an alleged cybercrime and human trafficking network. The CID rescued trafficking victims, seized laptops and phones, and says investigations into the cross-border syndicate are continuing.
Ghana’s three major teacher unions GNAT, NAGRAT and PTTAG have given government one week to resolve their expired Conditions of Service or risk industrial action affecting schools nationwide