Trump Names Stephen Miller White House Chief of Staff After Midterm Defeat

Trump appoints immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, signalling continuity after Democrats' midterm victory.

ECG to disconnect customers with unpaid bills and clamp down on illegal connections from Nov 9-27

Passport scandal: Acting Director of Passports interdicted as 10 illegally issued Service Passports cancelled

Ghanaian man Prince Abdul Malik reportedly shot dead in Canada, nine days after Javits Frimpong's killing

2026 CAF WCL: Ampem Darkoa Ladies suffer group stage exit after defeat to AS FAR 

Ampem Darkoa lost 2-0 to defending champions AS FAR in their final group game, ending hopes of qualifying to the next round.

When the floods struck, Activa delivered: over GH₵4.7m paid in flood claims as of October 2026

Following the heavy rains and widespread flooding experienced in Accra and several other parts of Ghana during the 2026 rainy season, Activa International Insurance Ghana demonstrated its commitment to standing by customers when disaster struck. As at 31 October 2026, Activa had paid over GH₵4.7 million in flood-related insurance claims, helping affected customers recover from

Ghana ranks 18th in Sub-Saharan Africa in terms of total revenue-to-GDP ratio

Namibia recorded the highest revenue-to-GDP ratio of 31.3% in Sub-Saharan Africa, followed by Seychelles (30.0%) in 3rd position and Botswana (29.5%) in 4th position.

Mahama Outlines US$9 Billion New Economy Plan for Jobs and Growth, Ahead of 2027 Budget

Ghana's proposed US$9 billion New Economy investment framework targets job-rich sectors and a path toward stronger investment-grade prospects.

T-bills auction: Government records 41% oversubscription; but yield on 91-day bill increases

A little over GH¢3.0 billion of the bids came from the 91-day bill, representing 59% of the total bids. The uptake was about GH¢2.9 billion

There's no evidence that Ghana's Diplomatic Passports are being sold – Foreign Ministry

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed suggestions that Ghana's Diplomatic Passports are being sold, insisting that investigations into an alleged passport scandal are strictly focused on Service Passports.

10 illegally issued Service Passports cancelled as Foreign Affairs Ministry pursues beneficiaries

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revoked 10 Service Passports allegedly obtained through an illegal arrangement involving a syndicate operating within the passport administration system.

Mahama Allocates GH¢10 Million to Media Development Fund at GJA Awards

Mahama announces GH¢10 million seed funding for Ghana's Media Development Fund as the GJA awards recognise outstanding journalism.

Power Outage to hit parts of Accra, Central and Volta Regions from Nov 9-13: Full ECG schedule

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TraffiTech-GH: Speeding tickets will not lead to automatic licence revocation of vehicle owners - ACP Obeng

He stressed that vehicle owners would instead be required to pay the applicable fines for each time they violated the law.

Volta Region to benefit from 2027 budget investments – Mahama

President John Mahama says the Volta Region will receive significant investments under the 2027 national budget, with allocations expected for agriculture, tourism, textiles, garments and hospitality. He said the investments would support economic activities and create opportunities for businesses and residents across the region. Speaking at the 2026 Hogbetsotso Festival in Anloga on Saturday, November

Mahama cautions journalists against overzealous reporting and scandal hunting

President John Dramani Mahama has cautioned journalists against what he describes as overzealous reporting and the deliberate search for scandals, saying media freedom must be exercised with civility and fairness. He said his government recognised the medias responsibility to hold public officials accountable and would uphold that mandate, but warned that excessive conduct could distract

Unemployed graduates with disabilities give government two weeks to secure jobs

The Coalition of Unemployed Graduates with Disabilities has given the government two weeks to employ its qualified members in the public sector or secure financial clearance for their recruitment in the upcoming national budget. The group has warned that failure to meet either demand will trigger a three-day continuous demonstration at Jubilee House. In a

British Museum extends loan of Asante royal regalia to Manhyia Palace Museum

The British Museum has agreed to extend the loan of 15 pieces of Asante royal regalia to the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi for another three years. The extension will take effect when the current agreement expires in April 2027, allowing the historically significant artefacts to remain in Ghana under an arrangement that has brought

GJA Awards: Afenyo-Markin calls for repeal of two laws restricting free expression

Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has called for the repeal of Section 208 of the Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29), and Section 76 of the Electronic Communications Act, 2008 (Act 775), saying that the provisions are being used to criminalise free expression and suppress dissent.