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Veteran Nollywood star Richard Mofe‑Damijo called on citizens to demand accountability from leaders and to act as ambassadors for Nigeria at the 2026 Pivot Nigeria Conference in Lagos.

Veteran Nollywood star Richard Mofe‑Damijo called on citizens to demand accountability from leaders and to act as ambassadors for Nigeria at the 2026 Pivot Nigeria Conference in Lagos.

The IMF urges Ghana to tighten guidelines on trading, brokerage and lending as the country prepares to launch a comprehensive crypto regime in December 2026.

The ratings agency warns that the 16.1% non‑performing loan ratio as of June 2026 reflects lingering debt restructuring fallout, under‑capitalisation and rising inflation.

Abla Dzifa Gomashie toured Aburi Botanical Gardens, Aburi Craft Village and Papaye Gardens after the Eastern Regional Tourism Expo, urging consistent upkeep and clear historical storytelling.

The up‑coming event sound firm showcased its audio expertise during the 10th anniversary of Women in Worship, proving its readiness for Ghana’s biggest gatherings.

Mobile Money Fintech CEO Shaibu Haruna lauded the Ghanaian musician’s unique lyrical depth during a visit to MMF’s office, hinting at a potential partnership to broaden the fintech’s reach.

Football chiefs call for a swift conclusion to the Premier League’s investigation into City’s financial breaches, amid fears of prolonged appeal.

The telecom giant urges small business owners in Sunyani to guard their personal identification numbers and stay alert to suspicious messages as digital transactions grow.

The Ghanaian midfielder’s family is in grief after the death of his father on September 30, 2026, with the football community rallying in support.

Kelvin Nkrumah’s stoppage‑time goal lifted the defending champions to the summit of the 2026/27 Ghana Premier League after a 1‑0 win on Wednesday.

The National Food Buffer Stock Company Limited posted its highest profit since 2011, with a net profit before tax of GH¢91.7 million and a sharp rise in gross margin driven by revenue growth and cost control.

The Mental Health Society of Ghana is pressing authorities for a status report on the investigation into a sexual assault alleged to have occurred on August 20, 2026.

The High Court has authorised the Economic and Organised Crime Office to arrest the Manhyia South MP following failed attempts to secure his voluntary attendance.

The Ghanaian ambassador to Hungary called for a broader mix of power sources, including solar and nuclear, to shield the nation from future shocks.

The intervention on diesel remains at GH¢2 per litre, with the D‑Levy removed and statutory margins cut to GH¢1 per litre, as fuel prices are set to rise sharply in October.

The Tema Metropolitan Assembly has launched a major fish‑drying complex at Tema Newtown, aiming to finish by November 2026.

The New Patriotic Party urges judges to exercise restraint in public conduct after Chief Justice Paul Baffoe‑Bonnie’s comments on maintaining humanity while in office.

Minister Kwame Agbodza assured legally entitled claimants that pending payments will be settled now that contractors have returned to the Konongo Bypass site.

The Ghanaian career guidance firm invites students, jobseekers and professionals to join a virtual programme aimed at building future‑ready careers.

The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission has identified more than 100 institutions lacking official recognition, warning students and the public to verify credentials before enrollment.

The 2025 Global Organised Crime Index lists Ghana as a principal supplier of commercial explosives and illegal weapons used in West African conflicts, spotlighting the country’s growing arms trade.

The National Commission for Civic Education issued a stern reminder to young internet users that posting unverified information could lead to arrest and legal consequences.

A September 30 Global InfoAnalytics poll puts former NPP General Secretary John Boadu at the top of the party’s chairmanship contest, 10 points ahead of former Energy Minister Boakye Agyarko.

The Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs has said he will remove the DPAT provision that rewards MMDAs for holding three statutory meetings a year, citing the duty as a legal obligation rather than a grantable activity.
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