Ghana's Premier Business & Policy Journal
Legal Affairs Director Abraham Amaliba says the EOCO investigation into Dennis Miracles Aboagye should remind all government officials that they will be held accountable for their stewardship after leaving office.
Communications Minister Sam George says no employee of Ghana Digital Centres Limited will lose their job after the June 29 floods, while challenging management to make the state-owned technology hub profitable.
Lawyers for Dennis Miracles Aboagye say EOCO's GH¢50 million bail conditions are impossible to meet after the former government official was arrested over investigations into alleged GH¢55 million procurement irregularities.
Illegal mining is pushing Ghana's rivers to the brink, threatening drinking water, agriculture and public health. An in-depth BBC-style analysis of the galamsey crisis, its impact on Ghana Water Limited, and what must happen next.
Ghana has completed the exchange of its remaining SADEREA Notes, bringing the country to the final stage of its external debt restructuring and boosting efforts to restore economic stability and investor confidence.
Former High Commissioner Mike Oquaye Jnr warns against Ghana's proposed return of tribunal courts as Parliament debates the Tribunals Bill, 2026.
Contractor for Ghana's completed Weija Children's Hospital is reportedly detained by EOCO after refusing to hand over the facility over an outstanding payment dispute with the government.
BECE candidates in Ghana will select their preferred SHSs and second-cycle schools from 20 July to 7 August as GES prepares for the 2026 CSSPS placement exercise.