A group of Ghanaian tomato traders has returned safely from Burkina Faso, nearly two weeks after fellow traders were caught up in a terrorist attack in that country.
The Ghana Navy, supported by the Ghana Air Force, has launched a search and rescue operation after gunmen attacked fishermen at sea near Senya Bereku in the Central Region.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has clarified reports suggesting that it intends to establish full-scale driver licensing operations in selected foreign countries, saying that media headlines circulating on its extended services abroad were misleading.
The National Service Authority (NSA) has released postings for 6,867 nurses and midwives for the 2026/27 national service year, clearing the way for them to begin their mandatory service across the country.
The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has directed the immediate removal of mixed drinks containing both alcohol and stimulants from the Ghanaian market, citing growing public health concerns.
A 35-year-old Ghanaian man living in the United States, Patrick Sarpong, has died in a tragic road accident after he was struck by a tractor-trailer while clearing snow off his car along a major highway in Massachusetts.
The government will begin clearing long-outstanding gratuity arrears owed to retired military personnel under Constitutional Instrument (CI) 129, with the first payments expected by close of business on February 27, 2026.
The Ghana Police Service has issued a warning to the public regarding a viral electronic notice that falsely purports to be an official communication concerning traffic offences and fines.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory urging Ghanaians to exercise extreme caution when travelling to or residing in Mexico following escalating security tensions in parts of the country.
The High Court in Accra has sentenced Richard Appiah, the footballer and draughtsman convicted of murdering two children in Abesim in the Bono Region, to life imprisonment.
The Executive Director of the Ghana Library Authority (GhLA), Ziblim Alhassan Betintiche, has revealed that at least 40 Ghanaian languages are on the verge of extinction, warning that urgent and deliberate measures are required to preserve the country’s linguistic heritage.
