The government has confirmed that the renaming of Accra International Airport to Kotoka International Airport was not backed by legislation, clearing the way for its reversion through executive action. Addressing journalists, the Minister for Transport, Joseph Nikwe Bukari, said the original change of
Not too long ago, every morning would have found Linda seated beside her friend, Ruth Odom, at their small stalls in Accra’s Kantamanto Market, one of the largest second-hand clothing markets in the world. Before them lay piles of garments in different colours
Tomato traders in the Ashanti Region have expressed disappointment in the government over what they describe as a lack of engagement following a recent terror attack on their colleagues in Burkina Faso. The traders say they will not resume traveling to purchase tomatoes
Mr Christian Tetteh Yohonu, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), has reiterated the police resolute commitment to dismantle criminal gangs operating in any part of the country and bring them to justice. He said the police, through sustained surveillance, technical intelligence and targeted
The Central Regional Directorate of the Ghana Education Service (GES) has confirmed the arrest of three suspects in connection with the violent disturbances that marred the District Schools Athletics Games in Agona Swedru. The arrests follow a harrowing confrontation on Thursday, 19th February
A SUSPECTED armed robber has been shot dead in a gun battle with police at Dormaa-Gonokrom, a border community in the Dormaa Municipality of the Bono Region. According to the police, the incident occurred last Thursday during an intelligence-led operation targeting robbery gangs
The sharp and over-strengthening of the Ghanaian cedi over the past year is threatening the livelihoods of straw basket weavers and related acters as well as exporters in the Upper East Region. According to them, the sudden appreciation of the cedi by about 40 per cent
The United States Embassy has cautioned Ghanaian travellers planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup against overstaying their visas. It warned that violations of U.S. immigration laws could result in serious consequences, including future travel ineligibility. The Charge d’Affaires, Mr Rolf Olson,
The Energy Commission of Ghana is taking a significant step towards promoting electric mobility in the country, in line with Ghana’s target to phase out Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) by 2070. The Commission is hosting a three-day workshop from February 20, 2026, at Ho, to finalise the draft Electric
Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on Thursday urged women not to allow themselves to be intimidated or belittled because of their gender. She made the call at the First Annual National Forum on Women in Government and Media, held at the Banquet