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Ghana's High Commission in the UK says it will proceed with a verification and oath-taking exercise for Ghanaian PhD scholarship beneficiaries despite protests from students who say the requirement is unnecessary and discriminatory.
Ghanaian and US authorities are pursuing other people allegedly linked to a bribery scheme involving a power plant contract after the conviction of businessman and former Tema Oil Refinery boss Asante Kwaku Berko.
An 89-year-old man has died after being trapped inside a house that caught fire at Aputuogya in Ghana's Ashanti Region, with firefighters recovering his body after extinguishing the blaze.
President John Dramani Mahama has announced changes to his cabinet, moving Kenneth Gilbert Adjei to the Defence Ministry and appointing Dr Zanetor Agyemang-Rawlings and Mahama Ayariga to key ministerial roles as his administration seeks to accelerate its policy agenda.
Ghana's petroleum regulator says the country has sufficient fuel reserves to cushion against any short-term supply disruptions, even as renewed tensions in the Middle East raise concerns over global oil markets.
Ghana police say the suspected cocaine was concealed in sacks of gari inside a 40-foot container at the Tema Port enclave, with three suspects arrested during an intelligence-led operation.
The National Service Authority says graduates who missed previous enrolment exercises, including eligible Ghanaians who studied abroad, have until 14 August to register for the mandatory 2026/27 national service programme.
A year after Ghana's military helicopter crash claimed eight lives, the son of late national security official Alhaji Muniru Mohammed Limuna has spoken of the family's struggle with loss and the enduring legacy of a father he described as a servant leader.
President John Mahama has sought to reassure the families of the eight people killed in last year's military helicopter crash that they have not been forgotten, saying the nation will continue to stand with them as Ghana marked the first anniversary of one of its deadliest aviation disasters.
Speaking at a memorial marking one year since the helicopter crash that killed eight senior officials and military personnel, Ghana's president said the nation should recognise the sacrifices of public servants while they are still alive.