“This is a technology we cannot prevent, hence the need to move fast to regulate it.”
— Dr. Johnson Asiama, BoG Governor
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“We asked for 10% to breathe — now everyone wants a slice of it.” That’s the growing concern among public sector workers, especially teachers, as deductions, fees, and bills quietly chip away at their modest pay raise.
Pope Francis’ body to lie in state at St. Peter’s Basilica from Wednesday ahead of Saturday’s funeral Mass.
Asante Kotoko has sacked head coach Prosper Narteh Ogum following a string of poor performances, with reports indicating club legend Karim Zito is poised to take over.
“It was not just a day of play—it was a celebration of faith, friendship, and fitness as Catholic youth, priests, and seminarians came together to mark Easter Monday in grand style.”
“It is heartbreaking to lose such a young life in this tragic human-wildlife encounter,” the Kenya Wildlife Service said.
“We urge all schools to support their students to take part in this life-changing opportunity,” the GES letter stated.
President John Dramani Mahama has called for a transformative economic agenda, focusing on financial inclusion, digital infrastructure, and youth empowerment at the 2025 Kwahu Business Forum. Highlighting the challenges Ghana faces, he laid out a bold plan for building a resilient, inclusive economy that thrives on local entrepreneurship and targeted investments.
“Easter is not just a celebration; it is a call to become better Christians and renewed citizens.”
“This educational trip will go a long way to enhance teaching and learning. It helps the pupils connect what we teach in the classroom to real-life experiences,” said Mr. Seth Amankwah-Appau.
“I affirmed that all necessary steps will be taken to ensure our mandate as a Committee is achieved,” said MP Ernest Yaw Anim, “for the institution which is expected to train a new generation of highly skilled healthcare professionals to serve our nation.”
“I don’t want Ghanaian children to grow up not knowing who the nation’s founding fathers are… Your review must settle the debate.” — Education Minister, Hon. Haruna Iddrisu
“Lake Bosomtwe is more than just water—its disappearance would be a blow to Ghana’s natural heritage,” scientists warned.
“This is not only a win for Ghana but for all of West Africa,” Dr. Ato Forson said after being elected Chairman of ECOWAS’s development bank.
“From May 1, anyone trading gold in Ghana without a GoldBod licence will be committing a crime,” the agency warned, signalling the start of strict enforcement under the new mining law.
“Posting ‘Rest well’ about a living Vice President isn’t goodwill—it’s dangerous misinformation,” prosecutors told the court
“These billboards are not just illegal—they are dangerous. We cannot wait for another tragedy before we act,” warned NRSA boss David Osafo Adonteng.
“We will not rest until those behind this cruel attack are brought to justice,” police assured, as shock grips the Upper East Region.
“My name was mentioned three times, but each time, my father would appear to foil the attack,” Adwoa Safo said, describing alleged spiritual threats during her political journey.
“We are going to encourage not only households and communities to grow vegetables like tomatoes, pepper, garden eggs, and thereby reduce household food costs and increase self-reliance,” President Mahama emphasized at the launch of the ‘Feed Ghana’ Programme.
“You can’t force peace with guns—real peace needs justice, calm, and understanding,” says Susan Adu-Amankwah, warning that military action alone won’t end the Bawku crisis.
