Paris Saint-Germain began their Ligue 1 campaign with a narrow yet determined 2-1 victory over Le Havre AC. Despite a spirited equalizer from the visitors, late heroics from Ousmane Dembélé sealed the win for PSG in a tightly contested encounter at the Parc des Princes.”
“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.
In a night that will echo through Champions League history, Arsenal delivered an outstanding performance to eliminate 14 time champions Real Madrid from the competition. With a composed 2-1 win at the Bernabéu as Arsenal securing a 5-1 aggregate score which the Gunners not only silenced the Spanish crowd but also announced themselves as true European contenders. Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli’s goals, coupled with solid defending, highlighted a shift in power and marked the fall of a European giant on home match.
“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.
Ofoase-Ayirebi MP, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has condemned a National Intelligence Bureau (NIB) raid on the residence of Assin South MP, John Ntim Fordjour, describing it as a clear act of intimidation against the minority caucus. He questioned the legality of the operation and defended the constitutional right of the minority to demand accountability.
Hon. Bernard Ahiafor has been elected to lead the IPU’s Democracy and Human Rights Committee for Africa at the 150th Assembly in Uzbekistan.
Ashanti Regional Minister urges the GRA to balance revenue efforts with business realities and review the work of the National Customs Taskforce.
A ceremonial pull-out was held to honour Isaac Kofi Egyir, succeeded by Patrick Darko Missah as the new Director-General of the Ghana Prisons Service.
Food blogger Oheneba Jude joins TV3 as the new host of Edziban.
I only found out through the media,” says MP Adwoa Safo, reacting to the NPP’s suspension of her disciplinary hearing. She says no official notice was given and insists she remains open to party engagement
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to headteachers of public basic schools over the unauthorized collection of registration fees for the 2025 BECE. The official letter stresses that registration in public schools is free, and violations will attract disciplinary action.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a strong warning to headteachers of public basic schools over the unauthorized collection of registration fees for the 2025 BECE. The official letter stresses that registration in public schools is free, and violations will attract disciplinary action.
“Where Did He Get the Gun?”
Adventist SHS Student Shoots Classmate in Kumasi.
A calm Friday morning turned tragic at Adventist SHS in Kumasi when a student shot his classmate in the face during break time. Eyewitnesses say the gun went off accidentally after the suspect, Bernard Amoabeng, pointed it at another student. The victim, Suzzy Pinamang, was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. The case has triggered outrage, with Ghanaians demanding answers about how a student brought a gun to school and what’s fueling rising violence in SHSs.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has ordered all businesses and financial institutions to stop charging the 1% E-Levy immediately from midnight, April 2, 2025, and refund any deductions made after this date.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has ordered all businesses and financial institutions to stop charging the 1% E-Levy from midnight, April 2, 2025, and refund any deductions made after this date. Businesses must also file and pay outstanding amounts collected before the levy’s removal.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has directed all Charging Entities to cease the application of the Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy) from midnight, April 2, 2025. Refunds must be issued for any deductions made after this date, while outstanding amounts collected before the abolition must be settled.
. Over the coming days, the IMF delegation will engage with senior government officials, Central Bank executives, and key stakeholders to assess whether Ghana is meeting IMF targets on fiscal discipline, economic stabilization, and debt restructuring
Tragedy struck the boxing world as Nigerian fighter Segun ‘Success’ Olanrewaju collapsed and died during a match in Ghana. The former national and West African champion was leading on points when he suddenly lost consciousness in the ring. Despite immediate medical intervention, he was pronounced dead, leaving the boxing community in deep mourning. His passing raises urgent concerns about fighter safety and the risks involved in combat sports.”
In a powerful display of generosity, Mr. Stephen Kwabena Kesse Boateng, CEO of Kessben Group, has donated GHC100,000 to support traders affected by the Adum PZ fire in Kumasi. Known for his entrepreneurial success and deep commitment to philanthropy, Kesse’s contribution is yet another testament to his unwavering dedication to uplifting communities in times of crisis.”
Mr. Boakye Amponsah Frank (OgaLee), Education Committee Chairperson for Presbyterian Schools in Kumawu District, embarked on a working visit to schools in Drobonso, Bodwease, and Akrokyere. Engaging with teachers and administrators, he assessed challenges such as inadequate infrastructure and teacher resources while commending their dedication. He emphasized the need for stronger collaboration between schools and local churches to enhance education. His visit served as both motivation and a call to action for greater support in improving learning conditions.”
Professor Dr. Susan Oforiwaa Koduah continues her mission of empowerment by donating tablets to the top winners of Miss Akyerema 2024 in Besoro, Sekyere Kumawu. Her unwavering commitment to education and healthcare is transforming lives, inspiring the next generation of female leaders.
Ghana’s Black Stars are set to compete in a high-profile four-nation tournament in England this June, providing a crucial opportunity for team development ahead of future competitions. Organized during the international break, this tournament will allow the squad to fine-tune strategies, assess player performance, and maintain momentum after their recent World Cup Qualifier victories. With expectations high, the tournament promises to be a pivotal test for Ghana as they prepare for the next phase of international football.
Former Black Stars midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang Badu has hailed Benjamin Asare as Ghana’s best goalkeeper, citing his exceptional performances for both club and country. Asare’s dominance in the Ghana Premier League, where he won the Golden Glove despite Great Olympics’ relegation, highlights his resilience and talent. Now with Hearts of Oak, he continues to impress, solidifying his place as a top contender for the national team. With growing recognition and endorsements from football icons, Asare’s rise signals a bright future for Ghanaian goalkeeping.
In response to the devastating fire at Adum-PZ in Kumasi, the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, and the Director-General of NADMO visited the site to assess the damage and engage with affected traders. The government has mobilized GHC 600,000 in immediate support, including a GHC 500,000 donation from a philanthropist and an additional GHC 100,000 relief package for the most vulnerable victims. President John Dramani Mahama has directed NADMO to provide immediate assistance and is coordinating further financial support through the Chief of Staff and the Ashanti Regional Minister. These efforts aim to restore hope and aid recovery for traders who have suffered significant losses due to the disaster
