“This Code of Conduct will serve as a moral compass and accountability tool for all appointees. The Ghanaian people deserve a government that leads by example.” – Office of the President
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MIIF CEO Engages Controller and Accountant General
“Our partnerships with other stakeholders are therefore invaluable,” — Justina Nelson, CEO of MIIF
Governing Board for National Early Warning Centre inaugurated.
“Its work will be pivotal in ensuring we are prepared and able to respond effectively to emerging threats,” – President Mahama
Organised Labour Warns President Mahama Over Move to Remove Chief Justice Torkornoo
“Organised Labour has warned that removing Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo without strict adherence to constitutional processes could have far-reaching effects on Ghana’s democratic stability.”
Dr. Patrick Nomo Returns as Chief Director of Finance Ministry, Replacing Eva Mends
“The progress we see in the economy today reflects the hard work of this Ministry, with Eva providing steady leadership and focus,” said Finance Minister Dr. Ato Forson.
Principals of Colleges of Education Push for Higher Trainee Allowances
“We are committed to reviewing the allowance and responding to your concerns,” – Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu
President Mahama Pays Tribute to Pope Francis, Hints at Ghanaian Successor
“He was a good man, personable and humane, with a good soul,” President Mahama wrote in the condolence book, praising the late Pope’s compassion and global impact.
President Mahama Declares July 1st, Republic Day as National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving
“July 1st will no longer be just Republic Day — it will now be a day of national prayer, reflection, and thanksgiving,” President Mahama announced.
ECOWAS 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION LAUNCHED IN ACCRA
“ECOWAS has grown from a small economic group into a strong regional community focused on peace, development, and trade,” said Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.
DAAD Opens Regional Office in Accra to Deepen West Africa Ties; UG Vice-Chancellor Lauds Past Impact and Future Potential
“The opening of the DAAD Regional Office in Accra marks a significant step in strengthening academic and research collaboration between Germany and West Africa. It’s a new chapter of opportunity for students, scholars, and institutions across the region.”
Ghana’s National Chief Imam Mourns Pope Francis, Praises His Interfaith Legacy
“Pope Francis was a bridge-builder in a divided world – a voice of moral clarity and compassion,” says Chief Imam.
Stop E-Levy Beginning 2nd April – GRA Orders
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.
No More E-Levy Charges from Midnight – GRA Orders Refunds
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.
E-Levy Officially Abolished in Ghana – GRA Declares
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.
IMF Begins Fourth Review of Ghana’s Economic Reforms
. 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
13,700 Trained Teachers to Posted for 2025/2026 National Service
The National Service Authority has deployed 13,700 trained teachers for the 2025/2026 service year.
Validation begins March 26, and service starts April 2, 2025.
Zanetor Sworn in as Chairman of Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliament
Hon. Dr. Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings has been sworn in as Chairperson of Parliament’s first-ever Security and Intelligence Committee, tasked with overseeing critical national security matters.
Shoot-to-Kill? Social Medial Followers Call Tougher Action After Galamsey Attack on Forestry Officials
Following an attack on Forestry Commission operatives by illegal miners, social media users are calling for a harsher crackdown, including a “shoot-to-kill” policy.
“Thank You for Declaring Eid Public Holiday” – Muslim Councils to Mahama
Muslim Councils across Ghana have expressed appreciation to former President John Dramani Mahama for his role in declaring Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha as public holidays.
Teacher and Nursing Trainees Allowances to Be Paid Through Controller – Mahama
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that teacher and nursing trainees will now receive their allowances through the Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) to ensure timely and regular disbursement. Speaking in Tamale, he also outlined key policies in the 2025 Budget, including free sanitary pads for schoolgirls and the completion of the Eastern Corridor Road.
CUBA AND GHANA EXPLORE WAYS TO STRENGTHEN PARLIAMENTARY BILATERAL RELATIONS
In a significant move to strengthen diplomatic ties, Cuba’s Foreign Affairs Minister, H.E. Bruno Rodriguez Parilla, led a high-level delegation to Ghana’s Parliament to explore opportunities for enhancing bilateral and parliamentary cooperation. During the visit, Rt. Hon. Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin praised Cuba’s global commitment to providing quality healthcare, highlighting the nation’s simplicity, humility, and exemplary maintenance culture. He reiterated Ghana’s support for furthering solidarity between the two nations and expressed optimism that future engagements with the Cuban Ambassador to Ghana would solidify this growing relationship, creating new avenues for collaboration and mutual growth.
No more State Capture : Okudzeto Ablakwa
President Mahama has directed the immediate reversal of all allocations and sales of Foreign Affairs Ministry land, preserving state property. Foreign Minister Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa has vowed that no ministry land will be sold under his watch.
Breaking: Ghana could not qualify for AFCON 2025
The Africa Cup of Nations qualifier between Ghana and Angola was played on Friday, November 15, 2024, at the Estadio 11 de Novembro in Luanda and the game ended in a 1-1 draw.
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