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President John Mahama has strongly criticised the previous government’s economic management led by former President Nana Akufo-Addo, saying “19th December, 2022 will go down as one of the darkest days in Ghana’s economic history” as he referenced the country’s debt default and moratorium on debt internal and external repayments. Addressing Parliament, Mahama defended his administration’s economic record, stating, “We didn’t arrest the dollar, we strengthened the Cedi to put up a good fight against the other currencies.” He stated that beyond policy announcements and macroeconomic targets, the government’s priority is to ensure that economic recovery translates into improved living standards,…

The Minister for Energy and Green Transition, Dr John Abdulai Jinapor, has paid a working visit to the Energy Metre Testing Laboratory of the Ghana Standards Authority as part of efforts to strengthen quality assurance in Ghana’s power sector. He was accompanied by the Executive Secretary of the Energy Commission of Ghana, Ms. Adwoa Serwaa Bondzie, and other officials from the Ministry. During the visit, the delegation observed first-hand the testing procedures undertaken to ensure the accuracy, safety and reliability of energy metres used nationwide. Dr Jinapor commended the technical team at the laboratory for what he described as their…

Former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia has paid a courtesy visit to the Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, as a show of solidarity and support. During the visit, Dr Bawumia conveyed his heartfelt well wishes and offered prayers for the Ga Mantse’s full and speedy recovery. The engagement was described as cordial and respectful, highlighting the enduring bond between political leadership and traditional authority. Dr Bawumia expressed concern about the health of the revered traditional ruler and voiced his hope that he would soon regain full strength to continue his service and leadership to the Ga State. He…

The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Mr Samuel Nartey George, has indicated that Ghana is ready to collaborate with regional and global partners to build a secure, inclusive and future-ready financial ecosystem for West Africa. He called for stronger local capacity, clearer cross-border data rules and deeper regional cooperation to safeguard financial systems. He said these at the 25th Silver Jubilee Edition of the Connected Banking Summit and Innovation and Excellence Awards on Wednesday in Accra. The Minister emphasised that innovation in the financial sector must deliver tangible benefits to small businesses, women, young people, farmers, and the…

As prophetic declarations gain prominence in Ghana, transcending religious circles into politics, Rev Dr Ebenezer Markwei, Head Pastor of Living Streams International Church, has appealed to Christians to exercise discernment in evaluating prophetic ministries. Rev Markwei outlined five critical benchmarks, dubbed the Five Ms, that believers should consider to avoid falling victim to misleading prophecies. 1. Money – Ministries that tie prophecy to financial demands raise questions about integrity and intent. 2. Motive – Prophetic messages should edify and guide, not manipulate or exploit people for personal gain. 3. Message – Genuine prophecy aligns with scripture and points believers toward…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAccra, Ghana25 February 2026 PRESS STATEMENT KWƐ̃ KOKA! , WITHDRAW YOUR STATEMENTS AND APOLOGIZE TO THE GADAŊME PEOPLE IMMEDIATELY Osɔfo Nii Naate Atswele Agbo Nartey, Convener of the NPP–GaDaŋme Global Support Group, calls on Kwaku Osei Kurankye Asiedu (KOKA) of the New Patriotic Party to issue a clear and unreserved apology for remarks that have been widely received as derogatory toward the GaDaŋme people. Please apologize before “I go break every bone in your body” just for fun. Political disagreement does not grant anyone the license to insult an entire ethnic group. One may question or criticize the…

In an emotional and detailed interview, Alfred Kwame Tettey Ehiamah, father of the late Anthony Kudjo Tettey Ehiamah, has broken his silence over what he describes as “deep manipulation” and inconsistencies in the investigation into his son’s murder.A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra in Accra said Anthony was found dead on Wednesday, September 18, 2024, at the Oyarifa gravel pit area, with his body reportedly discovered at a urinal facility of the Church of Pentecost.It said his death had since sparked questions, allegations, and a determined call for justice from his family.“My son’s body was discovered…

More than 40 people were left nursing multiple stings after a massive swarm of bees descended on the Daavi Blessed Police Station in the Gomoa East District of the Central Region. The sudden attack, described by witnesses as intense and chaotic, affected police officers, civilians and even animals in the vicinity. One victim is reportedly in critical condition. Eyewitnesses said the bees had built a hive beneath a faulty truck parked opposite the police station. The swarm was inadvertently disturbed when the bonnet of the vehicle was opened for engine inspection, triggering an aggressive response. Within moments, the bees spread…

Government has taken a major step toward tightening oversight of public spending as Finance Minister Dr Cassiel Ato Forson tabled a bill before the Parliament of Ghana seeking to establish a new Value for Money Office (VfMO). The proposed legislation aims to strengthen accountability, curb waste, and ensure that government-funded projects deliver measurable benefits to citizens. According to Dr. Forson, the creation of the VfMO forms part of broader fiscal reforms designed to restore confidence in public financial management and safeguard scarce national resources. Under the bill, the Value for Money Office will be mandated to review and certify major…

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has commenced a major infrastructure upgrade project to improve power supply quality and reliability in Adenta and its adjoining communities in the Greater Accra Region. The project involves upgrading the capacity of the Adenta Primary Substation from 40MVA to 80MVA to address the persistent erratic power supply caused by increasing load demand in the area. As part of the upgrade, ECG is installing two brand-new 30/39MVA power transformers to relieve the existing 20/26MVA transformers currently in operation at the substation. The installation forms part of ECG’s broader mission to provide quality, reliable, and stable…