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South Africa Vows Action Against Xenophobic Attacks After Ghana Protests
South Africa has pledged to target xenophobic attackers following protests from Ghana over violent incidents. This move aims to quell diplomatic tensions and address long-standing xenophobia issues in the country.
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.
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.
Violence in Gushegu District Displaces Over 7,000 Amid Chieftaincy Clashes
Violence over a chieftaincy dispute has led to five communities burning and over 7,000 people being displaced in Gushegu District. Authorities have imposed a curfew and deployed security forces as efforts toward peace continue.
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.
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 Supreme Court Celebrates 150 Years Amid Relevance and Independence Debates
Ghana’s Supreme Court celebrates a 150-year legacy as it faces questions about its relevance, independence, and responsiveness to modern justice needs. Discussions during the anniversary reflect on its historical impact and future challenges.
Ghana's Damang Mine Lease Transfer Sparks Public Debate and Political Criticism
The Damang mine lease transfer to Engineers & Planners has ignited public and political debate over transparency and ownership. Authorities insist the process was legal and fair, but critics raise concerns about ethics and public trust.
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.
Ghana Contraceptive Shortage Worsens as CSOs Warn of Expiry Loss Threat
Civil society groups in Ghana warn that if the $500,000 in contraceptives at Tema Port expires, the country will face significant health risks and increased costs. This development underscores the urgent need for government intervention to release and utilize these vital supplies.
Ghana’s Mahama Promotes Visa-Free Travel Across Africa, Echoing Nkrumah’s Vision
Ghanaian President John Mahama advocates for visa-free travel across Africa to promote regional integration. The move aligns with Kwame Nkrumah's Pan-African ideals and aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties.