John Dramani Mahama
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Ghana invests $250M in AI to boost innovation and inclusive growth
Ghana's President Mahama announced a $250 million investment to establish a national AI computing center, aiming to position Ghana as a leader in emerging technologies. The initiative is part of a broader 10-year strategy to foster innovation, create jobs, and promote inclusive growth across sectors.

Ghana government denies interference as court rulings and expert calls shape OSP reform talks
Ghana's government rejects claims of presidential interference in the Office of the Special Prosecutor amid ongoing court rulings and reform debates. Experts advocate for constitutional amendments to bolster the OSP's independence and effectiveness.

President Mahama Reaffirms Commitment to Private Sector Growth at Ghana CEO Summit
President Mahama reaffirmed Ghana's dedication to private sector growth during discussions with CEOs, emphasizing policies aimed at economic transformation. He also invited business leaders to a major summit in May 2026 to foster collaboration and drive development.

Ghana President Mahama Funds Major Infrastructure Overhaul at Bole Nursing College
President Mahama has pledged a significant infrastructure upgrade at Bole Nursing College to raise healthcare training standards. The plan includes expanding facilities and supporting the college's growth, aiming to improve health service delivery in Ghana.

NDC Leaders Clarify ‘Thank You Tour’ Not Presidential Campaign
NDC officials affirm that their 'Thank You Tour' is a gesture of gratitude, not a move to promote Asiedu Nketia's presidential ambitions. The tour aims to consolidate support and showcase development efforts ahead of the 2024 polls.

NDC Chair Asiedu Nketia Vows to Deliver Major Development Projects in Upper West
Johnson Asiedu Nketia, NDC's leader, pledged significant infrastructure upgrades in the Upper West Region following the party's electoral win. This move aims to boost local livelihoods and regional contributions to national progress.

Ghana's Free Primary Healthcare Faces Funding, Operational, and Childhood Screening Challenges
Ghana launched a free healthcare policy aiming to improve access and reduce child mortality, but faces funding and operational challenges. Experts warn that gaps in childhood screening and sustainability concerns could undermine its goals.

Engineers and Planners Take Over Ghana's Damang Mine, Plan Major Infrastructure Projects
Engineers and Planners Limited officially assumed control of Ghana's Damang Mine on April 18, 2026, with plans for significant infrastructure investments. This move highlights a shift towards indigenous management and may reshape Ghana's mining industry dynamics.

President Mahama Inaugurates 24-Hour Economy Market in Bimbilla to Boost Agriculture
President Mahama inaugurated a 24-hour market in Bimbilla to support local farmers and enhance food distribution. This initiative is part of Ghana's broader strategy to improve agricultural markets and regional infrastructure.

Ghana Launches Free Primary Healthcare to Boost Universal Health Coverage
Ghana has announced the launch of a Free Primary Healthcare Programme to improve access in rural and underserved areas. The initiative aims to expand essential health services, reduce costs, and complement current health insurance efforts.

Ghana Launches Free Primary Healthcare Programme to Expand Community Access
Ghana's President Mahama launched a comprehensive Free Primary Healthcare Programme to expand access to vital health services in underserved districts. The initiative emphasizes prevention, early intervention, and community-based care, aiming for universal health coverage.

KGL Group Contributes GHS 153 Million in Taxes to Ghana Revenue Authority
KGL Group paid GHS 153 million in corporate income tax to the Ghana Revenue Authority, emphasizing its commitment to responsible business practices. This tax payment supports Ghana's economic and social development efforts, with the company also investing in various social projects.

Ghana's NDC Reaffirms Ownership of Free Primary Healthcare Policy Amid Claims
Ghana's NDC claims ownership of the Free Primary Healthcare policy, dismissing opposition accusations. The policy, included in their recent manifestos, aims to boost healthcare access across the country.

Ghana launches comprehensive Free Primary Healthcare program, expanding access to vulnerable populations
Ghana has officially launched its Free Primary Healthcare initiative, aiming to remove financial barriers and improve healthcare access for vulnerable groups. The program's phased rollout includes community kiosks, mobile clinics, and infrastructure vetting, promising broad coverage and preventative care focus.

Ghana Police Re-Arrest NPP’s Abronye DC Over New Threats
Abronye DC was re-arrested by Ghana police over alleged threats, escalating political conflict. The move raises concerns over law enforcement impartiality and the stability of Ghana's democratic process.

Mahama Continues Daily Prayers for Nigeria's Stability Amid Regional Concerns
Ghana's President John Mahama emphasizes the importance of Nigeria's stability for regional development and security. His ongoing prayers highlight the enduring transnational concern over Nigeria's political and economic future.

Poll Shows Asiedu Nketia Leading NDC Presidential Race, Ato Forson Closing Gap
Johnson Asiedu Nketia continues to lead the NDC presidential race with 29%, but Ato Forson’s support has surged to 19%, narrowing the gap. The race remains highly competitive with regional shifts indicating evolving party dynamics.

Ghana President Mahama Praises Catholic Church at Bishop Appiah's Ordination
President Mahama recognized the Catholic Church's vital role in Ghana’s development during the ordination of Bishop Simon Kofi Appiah. The event highlights the church's ongoing influence in education, healthcare, and social services in the community.

Ghana's LGBTQ+ Bill Delay Could Influence 2028 Election, Says APL Survey
A recent survey reveals over 80% of Ghanaians are influenced by the government's delay in signing the LGBTQ+ bill. This issue could shape voter behavior and impact upcoming elections.

Ghana’s LGBTQ+ Bill Sparks Political Debate and Calls for National Dialogue
Recent reports highlight intensified political discourse and societal debates regarding Ghana's Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill, reflecting deepening divisions on cultural and legislative priorities. The discussions involve calls for national dialogue and legislative clarity, signaling a key phase in the bill's trajectory.