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The Bank of Ghana has warned the public against using 20 digital lending platforms it says are operating without regulatory approval, as authorities intensify efforts to protect consumers from unlicensed online lenders.
President John Mahama says the participation of some Africans in the transatlantic slave trade cannot be used to deny the scale of the atrocity or weaken calls for reparations.
Education officials say allowing candidates to see their BECE results before choosing Senior High Schools will help tackle the annual rush for Category A schools by encouraging more realistic choices.
Residents and businesses in parts of Greater Accra are being urged to store water ahead of a three-day interruption in supply as Ghana Water Ltd undertakes what it describes as critical maintenance on one of its main transmission systems.
Five bank accounts, four properties restricted as investigations into alleged financial misconduct continue
Ghana's higher education regulator has given Presidential Envoy for Reparations Ekwow Spio-Garbrah a deadline to provide evidence that he is entitled to use the academic title "Dr", warning that he must stop using it if he cannot substantiate the claim.
Ghana's examination body says students who believe their BECE results do not reflect their performance can apply for their scripts to be reviewed, but warns that changes to grades are rare and can sometimes go in the opposite direction.
An estimated $1.3m was stolen from Ghanaians through mobile money fraud in the first quarter of 2025, according to a new INTERPOL report, which warns that artificial intelligence is making online scams harder to detect and easier to execute.
Godfred Dame says his office was never notified of Sedina Tamakloe Attionu's 2024 appeal, insisting the extradition process continued without any indication that a conviction challenge was pending.
The government has backed sweeping constitutional reforms that would reshape Ghana's political system, including a single five-year presidential term, lifting the ban on dual citizens becoming MPs and creating a separate Justice Minister.
Millions of tenants face soaring advance rent demands, while landlords say rising construction costs leave them with few alternatives. Our in-depth investigation examines the people, policies and economics behind Ghana's housing crisis.