The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has successfully contained a fierce fire outbreak that engulfed multiple wooden structures at the Arts Centre in Accra on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, despite battling critical challenges, including the absence of functional fire hydrants.
Another building collapse in Cape Coast has claimed one life and left another person hospitalised, deepening concerns over the safety of ageing structures in the historic city.
A 52-year-old steel bender has been jailed for six months by an Accra court after attacking a colleague with a machete, alleging the victim attempted to snatch his girlfriend.
The University of Ghana Health Services Directorate has issued a health alert to the university community following a resurgence in COVID-19 cases on and around campus.
Three former senior officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) have been arrested by the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) as part of a corruption probe involving revenue assurance contracts with Strategic Mobilisation Ghana Limited (SML).
Parliament has approved President John Mahama’s seven nominees to the Supreme Court judges following a majority decision, despite strong opposition from the Minority side of the House.
A businesswoman, Henrietta Nana Yaa Simpson, has challenged the appointment of Commissioner of Police (Retired) Nathan Kofi Boakye as a member of the Ghana Police Council.
The Tema Regional Police Command has apprehended seven individuals for their alleged involvement in a series of robberies at Ashaiman Sakasaka Park and Dagomba Junction in the Greater Accra Region.
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) has begun clamping vehicles found flouting the newly revised loading and offloading hours within the city, as part of ongoing measures to ease congestion and enforce discipline in the capital.
A 38-year-old pastor, Wisdom Kwame Adu, alias Agya, has been granted bail in the sum of GH¢150,000 with two sureties—one of which must be justified with landed property—for allegedly stealing from his deceased friend.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has assured that efforts are underway to resolve concerns raised by newly posted teachers who picketed on Monday, June 23.
King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II has filed an application at the Supreme Court to quash the order directed at the National House of Chiefs in Kumasi to restore Nii Tackie Adama Latse II onto the national register of chiefs as the Ga Mantse.
The United States Embassy in Ghana has issued a strong caution to all U.S. visa holders, urging them to adhere strictly to American laws or risk facing serious consequences including visa revocation, deportation, or permanent travel ineligibility.
