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    NEWWestern Regional Minister will not intervene in mining dispute

    Western Regional Minister Joseph Nelson has confirmed he knows about a dispute at a Prestea-Bondae mining site involving an alleged takeover attempt by former NDC National Organiser Joshua Akamba and Chinese nationals. However, he will not intervene without a formal complaint. The concession is central to a legal dispute at the Sekondi High Court. Nelson emphasized that he follows formal processes, with mining matters falling under regulatory bodies and security issues handled by municipal assemblies. He revealed Joshua Akamba called him about meeting the Municipal Chief Executive but provided no specifics about the mining incident. Nelson reiterated the region's commitment to combating illegal mining.

    Kofi Asante|39m ago
    Business

    NEWGhana Railway Authority gets 2 new locomotives, 20 freight wagons

    Esi Larbi|39m ago
    Business

    NEWGhana to partner faith-based groups for 35 stalled Agenda 111 hospitals

    Esi Larbi|1h ago
    Economy

    NEWRural Doctor Postings Rise to 100 From 12

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|1h ago
    Companies

    NEWGhana Black Stars Face England in 2026 World Cup Showdown

    Kwame Kusi|1h ago

    Politics & Policy

    Politics & Policy

    NEWCHAG facilities provide 14 percent of Ghana's healthcare services

    The Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) delivers between 13 and 14 percent of all healthcare services in Ghana, reaching eight to ten million patients each year. CHAG operates 317 health facilities across all 16 regions, focusing on difficult-to-reach communities. These facilities continue to serve populations where other providers often withdraw, providing crucial stability in healthcare access.

    Nana Yaw Amoako|1h ago
    Business

    NEWAccess Bank Ghana Targets Earnings Growth After GHS 19 Billion Balance Sheet

    Access Bank Ghana reported a record GHS 19.02 billion balance sheet for the 2025 financial year, a 14.9% increase. The bank is now moving its strategy to focus on disciplined earnings growth, improved operational efficiency, and stronger risk-adjusted returns. This shift aims to convert its expanded scale into sustainable shareholder value through a 'Grow, Transform, Protect' framework. Customer deposits grew by 11.5% to GHS 14.54 billion, and the loan book expanded by 36.7% to GHS 5.06 billion, tripling since 2022. The bank also approved key board appointments and emphasized its commitment to economic development and community impact.

    Kwesi Boateng|1h ago
    Business

    BoG Deepens Engagement on Digital Asset Regulation

    Ghana's central bank, the Bank of Ghana (BoG), announced it will increase engagement with financial technology (fintech) and digital asset operators to develop robust regulations for the sector. First Deputy Governor Dr. Zakari Mumuni stated this move aims to foster innovation while protecting citizens and preserving confidence. The BoG has established a dedicated Virtual Assets Department and a Regulatory Sandbox to test and adapt policies before finalizing long-term frameworks, emphasizing that regulation promotes responsible growth, not prohibition.

    Kwame Kusi|2h ago

    Economy

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    Economy

    MP Demands Transparency on Damang Mine Lease, GHS 505 Million Deal Questioned

    Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah has formally requested comprehensive information regarding the Damang Mining Lease awarded to Engineers and Planners Limited. His Right to Information (RTI) application seeks details on payment, lease duration, production returns, and gold stockpile management, raising questions about a GHS 505 million financing deal. This move follows sustained public interest and concerns from the Minority in Parliament regarding the transparency of the concession's transfer.

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|2h ago

    NADMO reports 18 flood deaths and 5,000 affected in Central Region

    Ama Mensah|4h ago

    GRA Outlines Taxpayer Rights and Obligations

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|5h ago

    Ghana sanitation crisis worsens as government ends Zoomlion contract

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|6h ago

    Business

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    Business

    PharmAccess boosts CHAG health facilities with €200 million funding

    PharmAccess Ghana is expanding its financing support for Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) facilities through the Medical Credit Fund. Over the past decade, this fund has invested more than €200 million in nearly 2,000 healthcare providers across five African countries. This initiative aims to strengthen healthcare infrastructure and improve service delivery, especially in underserved communities, by offering both financial aid and business development support.

    Kwesi Boateng|2h ago

    Ghana's Road Fund faces GHS 100 million real-terms cut in 2026

    Ekow Quansah|3h ago

    Juaboso Dadieso Road Transport Fares Double to GHS 70

    Esi Larbi|5h ago

    Keta Port Administration Block 70 Percent Complete

    Ekow Quansah|7h ago

    Energy & Resources

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    Energy & Resources

    Ghana's 24-Hour Economy Plan Could Stabilize Power Sector

    Ghana's proposed 24-hour economy, often criticized for potential strain on the power sector, could instead significantly stabilize it. The plan could boost the utilization of existing power generation capacity, attract private investment, and diversify energy sources. This shift would transform idle nighttime capacity into a productive national asset, reducing the financial burden on the state.

    Yaw Osei|3h ago

    Ghana to implement new power distribution model by early 2027

    Yaw Osei|7h ago

    Electricity and Water Tariffs Rise from July 1

    Akosua Boateng|17h ago

    ECG Engineers Complete Ashanti Power Upgrade

    Akosua Boateng|1d ago

    Agriculture

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    Agriculture

    Small-Scale Miners Destroy 80 Illegal Platforms on River Offin

    Ghana's National Concerned Small Scale Miners Association has destroyed 80 illegal mining platforms, known as 'chanfans', operating on the Offin River in the Ashanti Region. This action is part of a renewed, self-funded effort to combat illegal mining and protect the country's severely polluted water resources. Operations targeted key areas including Adiembra and Agogosu, revealing extensive environmental damage and prompting calls for stronger local authority intervention.

    Abena Owusu|2h ago

    Ghana Allocates 10,000 Hectares for Refugee Farming Initiative

    Abena Owusu|6h ago

    Ghana imports GHS 36 billion in food annually

    Dr. Nana Asare|7h ago

    AngloGold Ashanti Opens GHS 2.8 Million Piggery Centre

    Abena Owusu|9h ago

    Technology

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    Technology

    Ghana Judicial Service deploys AI assistant for 445 judges

    Ghana's Judicial Service will deploy an artificial intelligence (AI) assistant, Eskwai Clerk, to all 445 judges and magistrates nationwide. This initiative, developed with Kwame AI, aims to improve court efficiency and reduce case processing delays, positioning it as a significant technology integration in Africa's justice system. The AI tool will support legal research, document analysis, and the drafting of rulings and judgments, with a focus on complementing human expertise.

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|2h ago

    Households near Zipline hubs gain up to GHS 13,000 annually

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|16h ago

    Trump Reverses Stance on Anthropic AI Threat

    Adwoa Mensah-Bonsu|1d ago

    Companies

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    Companies

    NAMAA Builds 150 Middle East Food Infrastructure Facilities

    NAMAA, a part of ATOMS Group, has established 150 food infrastructure facilities across the Middle East since 2019. The company plans to invest over $40 million in Dubai alone in 2026 to expand its network further, supporting the region's shifting food landscape and rising consumer demand.

    Kwesi Boateng|10h ago

    Kenpong Travel Faces Liquidation Over GHS 2.55 Million Debt

    Kwesi Boateng|13h ago

    SIC Insurance Launches Electric Vehicle Fleet for Green Transition

    Kwame Kusi|21h ago

    Adwoa Safo Shot While Serving Court Injunction in Kristo Asafo Succession Dispute

    Kwesi Boateng|1d ago

    Research

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    Research

    Ghana to experience moderate showers and cloudy skies

    The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) forecasts moderate showers and cloudy conditions across Ghana for today and tonight. This weather pattern will affect coastal, middle, transition, and northern sectors. The forecast notes potential disruptions due to typical rainy season issues like flooding and poor visibility.

    Abena Frimpong|2h ago

    Ghana economy to grow 5.9-6.1% in 2026, says Standard Bank

    Abena Frimpong|6h ago

    Fans get health reminder during World Cup season

    Abena Frimpong|2d ago

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