President Mahama reaffirmed his dedication to reinstating PTAs in schools, emphasizing their crucial role in improving education. He criticized the previous administration for neglecting parental involvement, which weakened governance and support systems.
The National Council of Elders of the NPP has submitted its report to the 2024 Election Review Committee, outlining key insights on the party’s performance. Presented at the Party’s Headquarters, the document highlights campaign strategies, voter engagement, and internal coordination. It also offers strategic proposals aimed at enhancing future electoral success.
Renowned Ghanaian gospel musician, Great Ampong, has once again captivated audiences with his latest release, “Apology.” This heartfelt song delves into themes of forgiveness and redemption, resonating deeply with listeners. With his powerful vocals and thought-provoking lyrics, Great Ampong masterfully weaves a narrative of remorse and reconciliation, leaving fans reflecting on the power of apology and grace.
On February 20, 2025, the Government of Ghana and labour unions reached a landmark agreement, securing a 10% base pay increase for public sector workers. This decision marks a significant step towards addressing economic challenges and improving workers’ welfare nationwide. The agreement highlights ongoing negotiations between the government and unions to balance economic sustainability with fair compensation. As the news spreads, many are weighing the impact on Ghana’s economy and the livelihoods of thousands of workers.
Meet the Resetting Ghana Team – the leaders working alongside President John Dramani Mahama and Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang to drive Ghana’s transformation in 2025. From economic recovery to education, energy, and governance, these ministers bring expertise and dedication to national progress. Get to know the key figures shaping Ghana’s future and their vision for a stronger, more prosperous nation. Read more about their roles and contributions.
Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, inspected key projects in Drobonso, including the senior high school. His assessment uncovered serious challenges such as theft, poor infrastructure, and encroachment, prompting urgent government intervention. Measures have been outlined to reassign students, among others
Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has proposed five key reforms to enhance Ghana’s passport administration, including 24-hour operations, full digital modernization, and nationwide courier delivery. He also advocates for reduced application fees and improved staff welfare to boost efficiency.
Nana Akufo-Addo, former President of Ghana, delivered the keynote address at the launch of A Journey in Service, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s autobiography, in Abuja. He condemned the resurgence of military coups in West Africa, stressing the need to strengthen democratic institutions for lasting stability. Emphasizing unity, he urged African nations to embrace multi-party governance and rise above ideological divisions.
Hon. Alexander Kwamena Afenyo-Markin has donated 100 mattresses to Winneba Municipal Hospital to enhance healthcare delivery. The Effutu MCE and NPP Constituency Chairman presented the items on his behalf, emphasizing his commitment to quality medical services.
President John Dramani Mahama has expressed gratitude to Organised Labour for their cooperation in finalizing the minimum wage and base pay agreement. He reaffirmed his dedication to collaborating with labour groups to enhance economic stability and improve worker welfare. Emphasizing prudent financial management, he called for modesty and sacrifice among government officials to ease national hardships.
The Government of Ghana has approved a 10% increase in the minimum wage and base pay for public workers, effective January to December 2025. This decision follows negotiations between the Public Services Joint Standing Negotiating Committee and relevant government bodies.
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed Dr. Abiba Zakariah as Acting Commissioner of the National Insurance Commission (NIC), effective February 17, 2025. With over 20 years of experience in the insurance sector, Dr. Zakariah has held prominent leadership roles, including serving as Group Chief Operating Officer at WAICA Reinsurance Corporation.
President John Dramani Mahama has directed all his appointees to declare their assets by March 31, 2025, following his own submission to the Auditor-General. He emphasized that this legal requirement under Article 286 of the 1992 Constitution promotes transparency and accountability in governance.
H.E. John Dramani Mahama has submitted his completed Asset Declaration forms to the Auditor-General, emphasizing transparency and accountability. He highlighted that declaring assets is a constitutional requirement aimed at preventing corruption before it arises.
The administration of justice is one of the most critical pillars of any democratic society. However, the state of some of Ghana’s lower courts, particularly the Nsuta Circuit Court in the Sekyere Central District of the Ashanti Region, raises serious concerns about the quality of judicial infrastructure in the country.
The Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL) team has submitted its final report to former President John Dramani Mahama, detailing findings on the wrongful acquisition of state assets. Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, presented the document for review and appropriate action. ORAL remains committed to exposing financial mismanagement and ensuring accountability in public resource management.
Manasseh Azure Awuni questions President Mahama’s decision to discontinue court cases against officials of his predecessor’s administration, calling it a dangerous precedent. He argues that halting prosecutions undermines accountability and weakens the fight against corruption. The Attorney-General, he insists, must act in the public interest by allowing the courts to determine guilt or innocence.
The Government of Ghana has announced discussions with the IMF team, led by Mission Chief Stephane Roudet, from February 10 to 14, 2025. Talks will focus on economic progress, fiscal policies, and key reforms in revenue administration, energy, and expenditure. Institutions like the Bank of Ghana and the Ghana Revenue Authority will participate, reinforcing the government’s commitment to stability and job creation.
Ghana’s Ministry of Roads and Highways announced plans to reintroduce tolls on roads and bridges. The move aims to generate revenue for maintenance while implementing a modern, technology-driven collection system.
In a resolute commitment to uphold justice and ensure the safety of sports enthusiasts, the newly appointed Minister of Youth and Sports has pledged to bring the perpetrators responsible for the tragic death of Asante Kotoko supporter, Nana Pooley, to justice.
President John Dramani Mahama has unveiled the list of Deputy Minister nominees for public consideration. In accordance with the Constitution, the names have been forwarded to Parliament for approval.
Parliament reviewed the vetting report on ministerial nominees, but the Minority Caucus opposed Sam George’s approval as Minister of Communication. Their objection stemmed from his alleged use of unprintable words on former President Akufo-Addo, which he refused to retract.
A dramatic showdown in Parliament has ended with Speaker Alban Bagbin lifting the suspension of four MPs after fierce protests from the Minority. What led to the chaos, and why did the Majority eventually back down?
Ghana’s Environmental Protection Agency has officially transitioned to the Environmental Protection Authority. The change follows the enactment of the Environmental Protection Act, 2025. All official documents must now reflect the new designation.
resident John Dramani Mahama has appointed Mr. Paul Adjei as the Administrator of GETFund to enhance educational development in Ghana. With experience in managing donor-funded projects, he is expected to improve the fund’s efficiency.
President John Dramani Mahama has appointed an eight-member committee to organize the National Education Forum, aimed at enhancing Ghana’s education sector. Chaired by Professor George K. T. Oduro, the committee is tasked with developing a comprehensive plan, identifying key stakeholders, and proposing a framework for national education reform.
Hon. Dr. Frank Amoakohene, the Ashanti Regional Minister, paid a courtesy visit to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II at the Manhyia Palace following his swearing-in ceremony. Accompanied by key officials, he expressed gratitude to the Asantehene for his guidance and pledged to serve with diligence.
A private citizen has sued President Mahama, challenging the legality of the new GRA boss’s appointment over alleged conflicts of interest and procedural breaches. The court has given all defendants eight days to respond.
Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has suspended key MPs, including the Majority and Minority Chief Whips, following violent clashes during the vetting of appointees. The disciplinary action includes a two-week suspension, a criminal complaint to the police, and the reconstitution of the Appointments Committee to restore order.
President John Dramani Mahama has nominated Dr. Johnson Asiamah as the next Governor of the Bank of Ghana, pending approval by the Council of State. Dr. Asiamah, a former Deputy Governor, brings over two decades of experience in monetary policy and financial regulation. His nomination follows the planned retirement of the current Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison, who will proceed on leave from February 3, 2025.
An American Airlines jet and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter collided mid-air over the Potomac River, killing all 64 on board. President Trump confirmed no survivors, calling it an “hour of anguish” as investigators probe how the crash happened on a clear night.
