The Auditor-General has reported significant misstatements and weaknesses in the 2024 Whole-of-Government Accounts (WGA), including an overstatement of Ghana’s public debt by GH¢138.91 billion, as well as deficiencies in financial reporting and asset management.
The Bolgatanga Technical Institute in Ghana’s Upper East Region has been closed indefinitely following a violent student riot that left six students injured and school property in ruins.
Ghana will today bid a final farewell to the eight victims of the August 6 military helicopter crash in Sikaman-Brofroyedru, Adansi Akrofrom District, Ashanti Region.
All six remaining victims of last week's helicopter crash will be buried at the Military Cemetery at Tse Addo in Accra after a state funeral service at the Black Star Square today.
The Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey, has announced plans to redevelop the Makola Government Clinic into a modern four-storey facility to improve healthcare delivery for traders and market women in the Central Business District.
A routine patrol by the Special Anti-Galamsey Task Force in Bonteso, Amansie South District, turned violent on Tuesday, August 13, 2025, when officers attempted to seize an excavator engaged in illegal mining.
The Ghana Police Service has outlined a series of temporary road closures, traffic diversions, and designated parking arrangements ahead of Friday’s inter-denominational and inter-faith state funeral for victims of the recent military helicopter crash.
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has successfully contained a fire outbreak that occurred at the Nogora Junction near Ho Technical University in the Volta Region.
The Oguaa Traditional Council, on Monday, imposed a fine of GH¢30,000, three male white sheep and a carton of schnapps on Ato Trustworthy, a radio presenter with Elmina-based Ahomka FM, for making a misguided statement against the Council.
