Crime
NACOC: No Presidential Escort Among Suspects in €225m French Cocaine Case
The commission’s checks found no evidence that any of the arrested suspects were part of President Mahama’s security detail, refuting MP Vincent Assafuah’s claim.
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Politics
Minister’s Driver, Chief Director’s Secretary Still in US After World Cup
The Minority in Parliament claims two government‑sponsored aides have not returned to Ghana, challenging the government’s assertion that all 431 travellers are back.
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Business
Ghana Targets South Korean Investment in Auto Parts Manufacturing and Smart Mobility
The country is inviting Korean firms to partner in component production, EV tech and smart mobility as it seeks to become West Africa’s automotive hub.
General
Kwabena Agyare Yeboah Brings African History Into the Digital Age
The Ghanaian historian’s career spans literary criticism, museum curation and digital heritage projects, reshaping how African knowledge is preserved and shared.
Health
Mahama Announces 200 Ambulances to Boost Ghana’s Emergency Care
President John Dramani Mahama unveiled plans to buy 100 new ambulances and repair 100 existing ones at the Ghana Medical Association conference.
Business
Yellow Card Completes GoMoney Acquisition, Launches Direct Operations in Brazil
The global stablecoin payments firm now offers local collections, disbursements and Pix settlements in Brazilian reais after buying virtual‑asset provider GoMoney.
Health
DHIMS2 Restored After Payment of $64,000 Hosting Fees – Health Ministry
The Ghana Health Service’s District Health Information Management System was brought back online after the Ministry of Health cleared an overdue debt with its cloud provider.
Business
Ghana and Canada Sign MoU to Recognise Seafarers’ Certificates
The agreement, signed in London, will allow Ghanaian seafarers to have their credentials accepted by Canadian authorities, boosting job prospects on Canadian‑flagged vessels.