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Ghana Gold Board chief executive Sammy Gyamfi says the state-owned gold-buying institution did not make a $1.7bn loss in 2025, insisting its audited accounts show an overall surplus of GHS5.4bn.
One person has been seriously injured in a four-vehicle crash on the Ofankor-Pokuase stretch of the Accra-Kumasi Highway, days after a separate collision on the same road killed 12 people.
Ghana's Cyber Security Authority says EY Ghana provided regulated cybersecurity services without the required licence, including services to organisations responsible for critical national infrastructure.
The trial of former NPA boss Mustapha Abdul-Hamid and seven others has been put on hold as the Supreme Court prepares to decide whether selected criminal cases can continue during Ghana’s legal vacation.
Two key witnesses in the prosecution of Chairman Wontumi have been placed under police protection after receiving death threats, as the Deputy Attorney General warns that prosecutors and investigators are also being targeted.
Passengers escaped moments before a VIP bus travelling from Kumasi to Sunyani was engulfed in flames, destroying the vehicle and passengers’ belongings and causing heavy traffic on the busy route.
The Archbishop warns that powerful interests disrupted by tighter controls on Ghana’s gold trade could be seeking new routes into the sector, urging prayers for GoldBod and the country’s natural resources.
**School fees are just the start. For many Ghanaian parents, keeping a child in school means finding money for uniforms, books, transport and food while household incomes struggle to keep pace with rising costs.**
From Free Primary Healthcare to MahamaCare, the government is taking stock of its health promises – but several key commitments are still awaiting delivery.