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PAC Flags GH¢5.2bn in MDA Financial Irregularities
The Public Accounts Committee has spotlighted persistent breaches, with tax infractions alone amounting to GH¢4.8bn in 2025.
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PAC Withdraws Two Special Audit Reports on US Embassy and All African Games
Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee has dropped the audit findings on Ghana’s Washington, DC embassy and the 13th All African Games after the Auditor‑General formally requested their removal.
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Ghana SOEs Record GH¢18.6bn in Financial Irregularities, IMF Report Reveals
The IMF’s Technical Assistance Report cites widespread mismanagement in state‑owned enterprises, with debtors and loans alone accounting for over GH¢12.5bn.
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McCarthy‑Mallam Road Repairs Begin Amid Commuter Complaints
Work has started on the Accra‑Cape Coast Highway’s McCarthy‑Mallam Junction stretch after motorists complained of potholes, congestion and safety risks.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‑Day Saints to Open Global Education Center in Accra
A new facility near the Accra Ghana Temple will house over 100 computers and offer study space, internet and employment resources for BYU‑Pathway students.
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Rapperholic 2026 in Kumasi Proved a Success Despite Early Empty‑Section Posts
The two‑night rap festival returned to Baba Yara Stadium, drawing an estimated 80,000 fans and cementing Sarkodie’s brand as a national entertainment institution.
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Seth Sowah Re‑elected NDC Chairman for Ledzokuku, Promises Unity
The National Democratic Congress has retained its Ledzokuku constituency chair, Seth Nii Attoh Mensah Sowah, who vows to strengthen party structures and secure the seat in 2028.
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Trust in Hiring: Ghana Faces Rising Abuse and Fraud Cases
From school hallways to bank vaults, recent incidents expose gaps in vetting, urging stricter checks for roles that touch children, homes and finances.
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Ghana Intelligence: Former Officers and the Culture of Silence
A new article questions the long‑standing rule that former Ghanaian intelligence officers must remain silent, arguing that openness could spur reform.