
Road Crash Injuries Drop 15% in September 2026 After Police TraffiTech‑GH Push
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.
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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 central bank kept its inflation target unchanged after a third straight rise in September, citing external risks and easing core pressures.

The Ghana Private Road Transport Union and the Ministry of Transport have agreed on an 8% fare increase, after earlier talks for a 30% hike were cut back amid promises of fuel price cuts.

The Monetary Policy Committee meets amid a mix of easing economic activity, stable exchange rate and a 5% consumer price inflation that sits below the bank’s target floor.

Two wooden boats carrying 117 sacks of dried leaves, valued over US$1 million, were intercepted by the Riverine Command with NACOC and National Security on Thursday.

More than 80% of Ghanaian adults now own a financial account, but a recent survey shows only one in five feel financially secure, prompting a new strategy to focus on quality of services.

Minister Mahama Ayariga lauded the removal of massive waste piles at the Integrated Recycling and Compost Plant in Accra, calling it proof of what the country can achieve with collective effort.

A blaze in Anlo Town, near the Old Slaughter House, gutted 11 rooms of a 23‑room compound, sparing the surrounding homes after a ten‑member GNFS crew brought it under control.

Nana Kwasi Boatey has called on former Managing Director David Asante Boateng to explain unpaid Value Added Tax liabilities that accumulated between 2020 and 2024.

UNICEF’s Andy Brooks highlighted that nearly four in ten Ghanaian children lack legal identity, jeopardising access to health, education and social services.
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