President Mahama announces 19-member Cabinet.
President John Dramani Mahama has officially unveiled his cabinet, appointing a team of ministers to assist in governing the country during his tenure.
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President Mahama to deliver first State of the Nation Address on February 27.
the President would use this opportunity to “delve deeply into our current economic situation
Mahama Employs Dr. Nii Moi Thompson as Senior Advisor on United Nations’ SDGs
A statement issued by the NDPC, said the appointment, which takes effect immediately, acknowledges Dr Thompson’s important contributions to sustainable development and his involvement in the creation of the SDGs during the first term of the President, which ran from 2013 to 2016
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
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.
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
Nigeria to ban 60,000-litre petrol tankers as accidents take3,500 lives
Nigeria’s federal government has announced plans to ban petroleum tankers with capacities of 60,000 and 45,000 litres.
Bawumia condemns ‘unfair’ dismissals, urges Mahama to reverse decision.
However, recent developments, which he believes pose a “significant threat to the country’s democracy,” had compelled him to speak out.
N-Gas to halt gas supply to Ghana over unpaid arrears.
N-Gas is committed to upholding the sanctity of contracts across the value chain and, as a result, may demand one month’s pre-payment from VRA as a condition for continued gas supply.