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    NEWNPP Bantama Elections Resume After Disruption

    The New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Bantama has resumed its constituency executive elections after an earlier session was disrupted by unidentified men. The incident, which caused one injury and led to three arrests, prompted increased security measures. Over 1,800 delegates are expected to vote, despite an alleged court injunction challenging the legality of the process.

    Grace Adjei|41m ago
    Politics & Policy

    NEWSupreme Court Should Live-Stream Proceedings for Public Trust

    Kofi Asante|41m ago
    Markets & Data

    NEWGhana Fixed Income Market Turnover Rises by GHS 1.28 Billion

    Dr. Nana Asare|1h ago
    Business

    NEWADB Commits GHS 600 Million to Boost Trade Finance for Ghanaian Businesses

    Kwesi Boateng|1h ago
    Business

    NEWGhana's high production costs hinder export growth, says AGI CEO

    Kwame Kusi|1h ago

    Economy

    Economy

    Ghana External Debt Talks Threaten Short-Term Payments

    Ghana faces potential short-term external payment challenges. The Bank of Ghana's May 2026 Monetary Policy Report highlighted that ongoing external debt restructuring negotiations could affect the domestic currency. The report stresses the need for more domestic savings to meet future debt service obligations and emphasizes high reserve accumulation.

    Ama Mensah|2h ago
    Economy

    Okyenhene Calls for University Curriculum Overhaul

    Okyenhene Osagyefuo Amoatia Ofori Panin has urged universities to restructure academic programs to produce creators and entrepreneurs, not just degree holders. He cited rapid technological shifts and evolving labor markets as key drivers for this change. This call aligns with national efforts to boost economic self-reliance through skilled graduates.

    Ama Mensah|5h ago
    Business

    GACL Upgrades Airport Security Screening

    Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has installed advanced security screening equipment at Terminals 2 and 3 of the Accra International Airport. This upgrade allows passengers to pass through security without removing shoes, belts, laptops, or large electronic devices, and to keep liquids, aerosols, and gels in cabin baggage, provided they are within existing volume limits. The new system aims to enhance aviation security and significantly improve the passenger experience, reducing processing times at checkpoints.

    Ekow Quansah|5h ago

    Business

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    GUTA ends EasyPass opposition after GSA clarification

    The Ghana Union of Traders' Associations (GUTA) has formally withdrawn its reservations about the Ghana EasyPass Programme. This decision followed assurances from the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) that the program does not introduce new taxes or financial obligations for traders. The GSA clarified that EasyPass is an established, decade-old system, not a new initiative. Both parties have now agreed to establish a permanent consultative mechanism to improve collaboration.

    Kwame Kusi|8h ago

    Manufacturers Struggle Despite Cheaper Loans: AGI Report Details Credit Misallocation

    Kwame Kusi|21h ago

    Mahama orders reopening of 6 waste transfer stations inactive for 9 years

    Esi Larbi|1d ago

    Ghana Flooding Needs Drainage Redesign Not Just Waste Control

    Esi Larbi|1d ago

    Politics & Policy

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    Politics & Policy

    NPP to sanction members for election violence

    Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) announced it will sanction any members involved in election-related violence or criminal activity during its ongoing constituency executive elections. The party stated it will cooperate with police investigations and court proceedings before implementing its own disciplinary actions. This decision follows disturbances and legal challenges that have impacted internal elections in various parts of the country, reflecting a broader commitment to upholding law and order within Ghanaian political processes.

    Nana Yaw Amoako|8h ago

    Saudi Arabia funds military training for 5,107 Somali soldiers

    Kofi Asante|22h ago

    Ghana Health Service Begins Fumigation in Flood-Hit Areas to Prevent Disease Outbreaks

    Kofi Asante|1d ago

    Mahama joins clean-up to tackle Ghana's waste challenge

    Kofi Asante|1d ago

    Energy & Resources

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    Energy & Resources

    Ghana Fuel Dealers Face Losses Amidst Oil Price Volatility

    Ghanaian fuel dealers are experiencing revenue losses due to erratic global oil price swings, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran. Price drops are particularly damaging as dealers cannot sell inventory bought at higher prices. The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Riverson Oppong, states that hedging is not a practical solution for the retail fuel business.

    Yaw Osei|1d ago

    Ghana fuel market faces price volatility amid US Iran tensions

    Yaw Osei|1d ago

    COMAC Predicts Fuel Price Drop From July 16

    Samuel Darko|1d ago

    Global Oil Demand to Decline First Time Since 2020

    Akosua Boateng|1d ago

    Agriculture

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    Agriculture

    Ghana to Commercialize Poultry Industry After Nkoko Nkitinkiti Program Success

    Ghana will transition to the second phase of its Nkoko Nkitinkiti Programme, focusing on large-scale commercial poultry production. This follows the successful household poultry production phase, which the government says demonstrated readiness for a self-sustaining industry. The move aims to reduce reliance on imported frozen chicken, create jobs, and improve nutrition.

    Abena Owusu|9h ago

    Nkoko Nkitinkiti Program Reduces Poultry Imports

    Dr. Nana Asare|1d ago

    Ghana to end tomato imports in four months

    Dr. Nana Asare|2d ago

    Government Procuring Birds for MPs Under Poultry Initiative

    Abena Owusu|3d ago

    Technology

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    Technology

    Ghanaian Startups Seek Global Expansion at European Tech Events

    The Association of Ghana Startups (AGS), in collaboration with the National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP), completed a trade mission to Europe. This mission aimed to attract international investment, build strategic partnerships, and expand global opportunities for Ghanaian startups. Delegates attended the FEF AI for Sustainable Development Conference in France and GITEX Europe 2026 in Germany.

    Nana Yaw Amoako|1d ago

    Cybercrime Costs Ghana's Economy Billions, Says Expert

    Nana Yaw Amoako|1d ago

    Cybercrime losses hit GHS 19 million in Ghana’s digital payments sector

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|1d ago

    Sam George receives critical DTT Committee report

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|2d ago

    Companies

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    Companies

    UniMAC Appoints Ernest Ofori Sarpong as First Chancellor

    The University of Media, Arts and Communication (UniMAC) has appointed Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong as its first Chancellor. This strategic move aims to attract investment, strengthen global partnerships, and encourage entrepreneurship among students. UniMAC's Vice Chancellor, Professor Eric Opoku Mensah, highlighted Dr. Sarpong's extensive business experience and strong networks as key factors in the decision. The university intends to leverage this appointment to secure funding, expertise, and strategic alliances for its growth and development. This aligns with a broader trend in Ghana's higher education sector to produce industry-ready graduates.

    Kwesi Boateng|1d ago

    JonahCapital dispute threatens Ghana Nigeria relations

    Kwesi Boateng|2d ago

    Manchester United Agrees £50 Million Deal for Chelsea's Andrey Santos

    Kwame Kusi|2d ago

    Gold Fields Foundation Gives GHS 150,000 Aid To Flood Victims

    Kwesi Boateng|3d ago

    World

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    World

    Former Finance Minister boosts Northern Region education with new facilities

    Former Finance Minister Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam announced significant investments in education across Ghana's Northern Region, including new classroom blocks and technical institutes. These projects, largely funded through private sector support, aim to enhance educational access and quality. This initiative comes amidst public discussion regarding a large mosque also funded by the former minister, which he says includes educational and research components. The investments highlight a focus on grassroots development and youth empowerment in the region.

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|2d ago

    Dzodze Traditional Council Welcomes New Acting President

    Ama Mensah|2d ago

    Kumasi Traders Protest Demolitions and Criminal Accusations

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|3d ago

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