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Ernest Kumi reported dead

The Mp for Akwatia, Mr. Ernest Kumi is reported dead. The Mp is said to have passed away after a short illness which kept him away from parliament for several days. more details to come…………

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Government Grants Extension to 18 Shut-Down Radio Stations; Others Face Enforcement

The Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation has announced an extension of the grace period for 18 out of over 60 radio stations recently shut down by the National Communications Authority (NCA), following limited compliance efforts. The initial shutdown, which took place on June 12, saw the closure of 64 radio stations, including popular outlets such as Asaase Radio, …

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GoldBod Taskforce Cracks Down on 10 Chinese gold smugglers in Western Region

In a bold move against illegal gold trading, the Ghana GoldBod Taskforce has made headlines by executing a significant operation in Asankragua, a town in the Western region of Ghana. The regulatory body apprehended ten Chinese nationals suspected of smuggling gold, marking a pivotal moment in the fight against illicit trade and resource exploitation in the country. The operation was …

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Ghana to Compete in Seven Disciplines at 2026 Commonwealth Games

Ghana has announced its participation in seven disciplines at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, scheduled to take place in Glasgow, Scotland, from July 23 to August 2, 2026. The disciplines include: Athletics (including Para)3×3 Basketball (including Para) Boxing Cycling – track (including Para) Judo Swimming (including Para) Weightlifting (including Para) The 3rd Vice President of Ghana Olympic Committee and President of …

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Mahama Unveils Volta Economic Corridor as Flagship Project of 24-Hour Economy

President John Dramani Mahama has announced the Volta Economic Corridor as the flagship initiative under his government’s 24-Hour Economy policy, describing it as a bold and transformative strategy to unlock the agricultural, industrial, and environmental potential of the Volta Lake and surrounding regions. Speaking at the official launch of the 24-Hour Economy programme in Accra on Wednesday, President Mahama said …

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Weija Treatment Plant Shutdown Causes Water Supply Interruptions in Accra West

The Management of Ghana Water Limited (GWL), Accra West Region, has announced a temporary shutdown of the Weija Treatment Plant to allow for emergency repair works on critical pipelines supplying water to several parts of western Accra. The shutdown, which began at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 2, is expected to continue until 5:00 p.m, resulting in intermittent water supply …

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Pres. Mahama Launches 24-Hour Economy as National Strategy to Drive Growth

President John Dramani Mahama has officially launched the 24-Hour Economy policy, announcing its transition from a campaign slogan to a comprehensive national strategy aimed at boosting productivity, creating jobs, and promoting inclusive economic growth. Speaking at the official ceremony in Accra on Wednesday, President Mahama said the policy, once a symbol of political aspiration, has now become a cornerstone of …

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Ghana’s Inflation Drops to 13.7% in June, Lowest Since 2021

Ghana’s year-on-year inflation rate for June 2025 has dropped sharply to 13.7 percent, marking the lowest level since December 2021 and continuing a six-month downward trend. The latest data released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) reveals a substantial decline from 18.4 percent in May, driven by easing food prices and a broad slowdown in consumer price increases across key …

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Pres. Mahama: Private Sector Will Lead 24-Hour Economy Policy

President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to taking a facilitative role in the implementation of the ambitious 24-Hour Economy policy, making clear that the private sector will be at the forefront of the initiative. Speaking at the official launch of the 24-Hour Plus Programme in Accra on Wednesday morning, President Mahama said the policy is designed to …

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COVID-19: “We’ve Started The Process Of Securing Vaccines Locally To Ensure Rapid Deployment Should The Need Arise,” – Health Minister

The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has revealed that the government is actively working to acquire COVID-19 vaccines locally in response to a recent increase in cases and the possibility of a future resurgence. Speaking in Parliament, Mr. Akandoh confirmed a spike in COVID-19 infections, predominantly traced to the University of Ghana campus and largely driven by the Omicron …

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