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Ghana Targets 400,000 Tonnes of Tomatoes Under New Self-Sufficiency Drive
Ghana has launched a new initiative aimed at increasing local tomato production, reducing dependence on imported tomatoes and building a more reliable year-round supply for consumers.
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Accra–Kumasi Highway in Darkness: Urgent Call for Streetlights from Suhum Roundabout to Mile 44 and Beyond
The absence of streetlights along sections of the Suhum–Accra–Kumasi highway, from the Runabout to Mile 44 and beyond, is raising road-safety concerns, prompting calls for urgent intervention by the responsible authorities.
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Gambia Stage Stunning Comeback to Beat Black Stars 4–2
Ghana’s Black Stars surrendered a two-goal lead before losing 4–2 to The Gambia in Accra, suffering their second consecutive defeat in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
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ISSER: Ghana Loses Over GH¢6.2 Billion a Year to Poor Sanitation
Ghana loses more than GH¢6.2 billion every year through healthcare costs and lost productivity linked to poor sanitation, according to an ISSER study calling for increased investment in waste management and environmental health.
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Ayee, Osae-Kwapong Say Constituent Assembly Is Not Needed for 1992 Constitution Review
Prof. Joseph Atsu Ayee and Dr John Osae-Kwapong have argued that Ghana does not need a Constituent Assembly to advance proposed reforms to the 1992 Constitution, as debate continues over how the review process should proceed.
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Mahama: I Never Said I Would Declare State of Emergency to Fight Galamsey
President John Dramani Mahama has dismissed reports that his government intends to declare a state of emergency to deal with illegal mining, saying he never made such a commitment.
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President Mahama Announces 1,200MW Gas Power Plant to Surpass Akosombo
President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Ghana will sign an agreement for a 1,200MW gas-fired thermal power project before the end of 2026, in what could become the country’s largest single power-generation facility.