
Osman Ayariga Urges Sustainable Funding for Youth Peace Initiatives
NYA chief executive calls for resources, coordination and monitoring to empower Ghanaian and West African youth in conflict prevention and peacebuilding.

NYA chief executive calls for resources, coordination and monitoring to empower Ghanaian and West African youth in conflict prevention and peacebuilding.

Ghana’s government and Organised Labour have struck a deal to raise public sector salaries by 9% for 2027 and 10% for 2028, effective from the first day of each year.

The New Patriotic Party has lodged a case at the Supreme Court asking the Attorney‑General to interpret constitutional provisions on the two‑term cap for Ghana’s presidents.

The 25‑year‑old mason was crowned the second grand‑prize winner of Telecel Ghana’s M’ahitti promotion, receiving a cheque that could transform his future.

The country’s first national festival celebrating storytelling, crafts and performance will draw over 3,000 visitors, including 1,000 from abroad, from 11‑13 December.

Construction on Ghana’s key transport corridor has reached just over half its planned work, with the contractor asked to speed up to meet the final deadline amid growing traffic demands.

The Embassy’s Direction de la Coopération Internationale de Sécurité supplied the commission with urine test kits and accessories, while a training session for airport officers is being organised.

ATEL CEO Louis Harrison unveiled the 30‑year concession plan that will finance, rebuild and operate the motorway without over‑burdening the state.

GBC has signed a loan and revolving credit facility with Ecobank Ghana to boost the Awaso mine’s output, paving the way for a planned alumina refinery that could create hundreds of jobs.

The media personality called for accurate data at Accra's Climate x Culture Summit to aid climate policy and waste management.

The Ghana Prisons Service has opened an inquiry after former Ashanti NPP chairman Bernard Antwi‑Boasiako, known as Chairman Wontumi, alleged inmates tried to poison him.

The Microfinance and Small Loans Centre has handed out an initial tranche of cash to women at Bantama, Kejetia, Kumasi Central and Racecourse markets, pledging repayment to unlock further aid.

Former Roads Minister Francis Asenso‑Boakye applauded NPP’s newly appointed National TESCON Coordinator, Ebenezer Kojo Amoah, for launching an app that connects members and alumni across Ghana.

Executive Director of the Ghana–New Zealand Chamber of Commerce calls for a coordinated, 12‑month tourism calendar to increase international arrivals and create jobs.

The Ghana Prisons Service confirms former NPP regional chairman Bernard Antwi‑Boasiako is secure and under normal conditions amid alleged poisoning claims.

Ghana’s police report a 15.02 % fall in road‑crash injuries for September 2026, attributing the decline to the TraffiTech‑GH pilot’s sensitisation campaign.

The comedian‑actor told police in multiple interviews that, while he admits to a promiscuous past, he has never committed non‑consensual sexual acts and denies all rape and assault charges currently before Southwark Crown Court.

The Ghanaian musician called on creators to document traditional songs, myths and forest‑guarding practices at the Climate x Culture Summit 2026.

The mining giant has directed nearly 93 % of its spending to Ghanaian businesses, with almost 100 community vendors involved, underscoring the potential of mining procurement to boost domestic economic value.

TrendAI researchers found Discover‑Tech was the top bidder for ads shown to SpaceX’s satellite‑internet customers, suggesting a surveillance campaign.

The authority plans to commission the new capacity into Ghana’s grid, boosting the country’s renewable energy mix.

The Asawase MP unveils a permanent structure to keep healthcare, education and employment projects alive after he leaves office.

The coalition of civil society organisations has urged the Accra High Court to shield Judge Achibonga from political pressure as the former National Signals Bureau director faces criminal charges.

The Ghanaian company has granted a total of 63 scholarships for the 2026/2027 academic year, supporting mechanical, electrical, civil and newly added petroleum engineering programmes.
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