Failure to appoint Defence Minister has made Ghana vulnerable to external threats – Ntim Fordjour
The Ranking Member on Parliament’s Defence and Interior Committee, Rev. John Ntim Fordjour, has renewed calls on the government to […]
Mahama to deliver 2026 State of the Nation Address today
President John Dramani Mahama is scheduled to deliver the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) in Parliament today, Friday,
Russia slams EU’s move to cut Russian mission staff in Brussels as ‘discriminatory,’ violating Vienna convention
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Thursday that Brussels’ decision to reduce the staff of the Russian mission
EU suspects Kyrgyzstan of re-exporting European goods to Russia in violation of sanctions
The EU suspects Kyrgyzstan of re-exporting European goods to Russia in violation of the bloc’s sanctions, EU Sanctions Envoy David
Afghanistan’s ‘retaliatory’ strikes trigger ‘effective response’ from Pakistan
Afghanistan said on Thursday that it launched retaliatory strikes against Pakistan, targeting military centers and installations along the border. “In
Tomato traders make first Burkina Faso trip since recent attack.
Ghanaian tomato traders safely return from Burkina Faso, two weeks after a terrorist attack disrupted cross-border trade. The group, which
DVLA reconsiders foreign licensing plan after public outcry.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is reassessing its plan to offer licensing services to Ghanaians living abroad after
Ghana’s Parliament endorses Accelerated National Reserve Accumulation Policy
Parliament has given the green light to the Ghana Accelerated National Reserve Accumulation Policy, aiming to raise the country’s international
Tunisian court denies request to suspend operations at polluting fertiliser plant.
A court in Tunisia on Thursday ruled against suspending operations at a fertiliser factory in Gabes, stating there is “insufficient
Ghana cocoa buyers owe banks $750 million
Rising financial strain is weighing on Ghana’s cocoa industry, as licensed buying companies owe banks between $650 million and $750