“These passports are not lifetime privileges,” a senior ministry official said. “They are tied to official duty, and must be returned once that duty ends.”
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Afenyo-Markin Petitions IGP Over Alleged Police Assault During #SaveTheJudiciary Protest
“He knew who I was and hit me anyway. This cannot go unpunished.” — Alexander Afenyo-Markin, Minority Leader
Ghana’s Gold Reserves Rise to 31.37 Tonnes – Bank of Ghana Reports
“We are strengthening our reserves through gold to protect the cedi and improve policy credibility,” said a BoG official.
President Mahama Appoints Elizabeth Yankah as Deputy National Security Coordinator
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Elizabeth Ama Yankah as Deputy National Security Coordinator. Her background in the banking industry is expected to bring valuable administrative insight to national security operations.
Chairman Wontumi Declares Bid for NPP National Chairmanship
“I have spoken to God, and the favour I have found before Him and before men will be a pivotal factor in my victory.”
President Mahama Donates 2 Gifted Cars to State Under New Code of Conduct
“This document is not ceremonial. It is a binding code that defines the standards for every appointee under this administration.” – President Mahama
President Mahama Orders All Appointees to Donate One Month’s Salary to Health Fund
“This is about saving lives. I’m calling on all public servants to show real commitment by supporting the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.” — President Mahama
President John Mahama Bans Appointees from Accepting Gifts to Boost Integrity in Government
“No appointee is permitted to accept gifts, favours or hospitality from anyone doing business with the government.” — President John Dramani Mahama
President Mahama Threatens to Sack Appointees Over Asset Declaration Failures
“If by close of Wednesday you have not declared your assets, consider yourself dismissed,” President Mahama stated.
President Mahama’s Appointees Who Failed to Declare Assets Face Salary Sanctions
“This measure sends a clear signal that ethical conduct and accountability are non-negotiable values in this administration.”
Ghana School Feeding Caterers Appeal to Mahama Over Terminated Contracts
“We stocked our kitchens for the new term – now we’re stranded.”
Ibrahim Mahama Offers to Fully Fund Medical Treatment for SHS Student Shot in the Eye
Ghanaian philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama has pledged to fully fund the medical treatment of Suzzy Pinamang, the SDA SHS student who was shot in the eye by a colleague. Her condition had worsened in recent weeks, prompting urgent calls for help. She is now set to consult a top eye specialist in Accra, with all local and international costs covered by Mr. Mahama.
UN and Ugandan Judge, Lydia Mugambe Jailed for Forcing Ugandan Woman into Slavery
Oxford-based UN judge and Ugandan High Court official Lydia Mugambe has been jailed for over six years for forcing a Ugandan woman into unpaid servitude under a fake visa arrangement.
MTN Assures Customers: “Your MoMo Wallets Are Safe”
MTN says no MoMo wallet has been affected despite social media reports of a hack. Customers are advised to ignore false news and protect their PINs and OTPs.
EDOUARD MENDY MAKES UNMATCHED HISTORY WITH GLOBAL GOALKEEPING RECORD
Édouard Mendy’s unparalleled achievements have etched his name in football history, becoming the first goalkeeper to secure top honors in major tournaments across three different continents.
A Plus Issues Public Apology To Dr Ayine And Retracts His Uterance
Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as A Plus and the newly elected Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central, has publicly apologized to Hon. Dr. Dominic Ayine, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Parliament, and the general public, retracting earlier statements.
Mahama Fulfills Promise: Assembly Members to Receive Allowances
President John Mahama has fulfilled his campaign promise by allocating GH₵100 million in the 2025 national budget to pay monthly allowances to Assembly Members. This marks a major step in supporting grassroots governance and local development in Ghana.
Children Trapped as Violence Gets Worse in Darfur – UNICEF
UNICEF says children are in danger as fresh fighting forces thousands to flee their homes in Sudan’s Darfur region. Some camps have been attacked and destroyed.
Prof Otchere Addai-Mensah Removed as CEO of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital
Prof Otchere Addai-Mensah has been relieved of his duties as CEO of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, two years into his tenure. The government is expected to name a new chief executive next week, following his notable contributions including the Heal Komfo Anokye Project and major upgrades in dialysis care.
David Beckham Marks 50th Birthday with UNICEF Fundraiser for Vulnerable Children
David Beckham celebrates his 50th birthday by launching a UNICEF fundraiser to support vulnerable children globally, continuing over 20 years of advocacy work with the UN agency.
GES to Conduct School Selection and Upload Exercise Ahead of 2025 BECE
The Ghana Education Service (GES) is set to conduct the 2025 school selection and upload exercise ahead of the BECE, marking a major shift in policy. Previously done after the exam, this year’s process is expected to take place before candidates write their papers, with the BECE scheduled for June 11–17, 2025.
New GES Council Inaugurated to Strengthen Pre-Tertiary Education
“This Council has a duty to help realign our pre-tertiary education system with the demands of a changing world — your task is both urgent and vital,” the Minister stated.
Ghana School Feeding Caterers’ Contracts Terminated
The Government of Ghana has terminated all contracts under the Ghana School Feeding Programme (GSFP) with immediate effect, effective 2nd May 2025. The GSFP Secretariat has directed that no current caterer should provide meals in the third term of the 2024/2025 academic year, as part of a nationwide restructuring exercise.
Komfo Anokye Hospital CEO Sacked, Government to Announce New CEO Soon
Prof. Otchere Addai-Mensah has been relieved of his duties as CEO of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) following a meeting with Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh. His leadership saw significant progress under the Heal KATH initiative.
‘No-Fees-Stress’: Government Opens Portal for First-Year Tertiary Students to Access Financial Aid
“Every Ghanaian student deserves a fair chance at education – this portal ensures money doesn’t stand in the way,” government declares as it rolls out financial aid for freshers.
Chairman Wontumi Sues Ghana Government Over Akonta Mining Allegations
Chairman Wontumi has sued the Ghanaian government and the Lands Minister over claims that his company, Akonta Mining, is illegally operating in protected forest reserves.
Otumfuo’s Son Elected SRC President of Ghana School of Law
Nana Opoku Ware, the son of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has been elected as the new President of…
Galamsey Fight Is Not Easy But We Remain Committed, President Mahama Shares
“I did not deceive myself that we would end galamsey in four months—but we will never give up,” President Mahama said.
NPP Chairman Takes Break from Nationwide Tour Amid Party Tensions
“The National Chairman remains fully committed to the tour and will rejoin the team in due course,” said Richard Ahiagbah.
Sharaf Mahama Urges Investment in African Sports
At the 2025 Africa Business Conference, Legacy Rise Sports CEO Sharaf Mahama called for greater investment in Africa’s sports and entertainment industries, framing them as powerful tools for community growth and global influence.
Controversy Over Disallowed Inter Goal in 3–3 Draw with Barcelona
A disallowed Inter Milan goal in their 3–3 draw with Barcelona has stirred fan outrage. Many believe VAR got it wrong, showing a Barcelona defender kept the Inter player onside. The debate continues as the second leg looms.