BREAKING: Gregory Afoko granted bail after 10 years on remand for murder
The court set bail at GH₵500,000 with two sureties, marking a major development in a case that has spanned almost 10 years
Far right looks for election breakthrough as Germany falters.
The Trump administration supports them right back – publicly, to the outrage of many Germans.
Nissan’s stock rose following a report indicating that a Japanese firm might pursue investment from Tesla
Nissan Motor’s shares surged Friday morning after a report emerged that a high-level Japanese group—which includes the country’s former prime minister—has readied a plan to seek Tesla’s investment in the company, just days after the ailing automaker’s merger talks with rival Honda collapsed.
US transfers 177 migrants held in Guantanamo to Venezuela.
Venezuela’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello was at the airport when the plane landed, and boarded the aircraft to welcome the arrivals.
IFC-World Bank to invest $600m to enhance economic growth and create jobs in Ghana’s private sector.
The Country Director of the IFC, Kyle Kelhofer, disclosed this during a courtesy call on the Majority Leader in Parliament.
Ghana’s passport administration to start its 24-hour operation.
This year, you need to be prepared as we will be running three shifts. We aim to reduce the waiting time for passport applications,” Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa stated.
Veteran actor Mawuli Semevo passes away after tragic fire accident.
The actor, who lived at Adenta SSNIT flats was said to have ran through the fire which started at the hall when he was asleep in the bedroom at the time.
Ayra Starr wins MOBO Best African Act, making her the first female to win such in 16 years
Nigerian music star, Ayra Starr, has made history after becoming the first woman in 16 years to win the Best African Music Act at the 2025 MOBO Awards.
Government Approves 10% Salary Raise for Public Sector Workers
This marks the second wage adjustment in less than a year. The latest pay rise follows a significant 23% salary adjustment in 2024, which was aimed at cushioning workers against rising living costs
Immigration Service Ordered by High Court to Pay GH₵960,000 for Unlawful Detention of Traveler
The immigration officers, who were supposed to prevent a police-declared wanted individual, “Kwabena Asare,” mistakenly detained “Kwabena Baffour Asare,” causing a delay that ultimately led to the termination of his employment in Germany