Police Constable allegedly defrauds 197 in GH₵1.6 million recruitment scam
Appiah’s whereabouts could not be ascertained now, with an appeal to the public to volunteer information towards his arrest.
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GHANA’S CEDI ROARS BACK: GITFIC PROJECTS 29% APPRECIATION IN 2025
In a dramatic turnaround, the Ghanaian cedi is set to solidify its comeback against the U.S. dollar, with the Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference (GITFiC) forecasting an average exchange rate of just 10.02 GHS per USD for 2025—an impressive 28.94% improvement on 2024’s average of 14.10 GHS/USD.
Police bust notorious robbery gang; all five convicted, one jailed
Investigations swiftly led to the arrest of Isaac Agbezudor on May 14, 2025, through a covert operation.
Diaso Galamsey Pit Collapse: Miners still trapped after 24 hours
Local volunteers and authorities have been working around the clock since the incident, but more than 24 hours later, no survivors have been recovered from the unstable site.
Traders reoccupy pavements in Accra Central a day after decongestion exercise
“This is where we make a living, and we can’t afford to leave. I have lost weight for the past four days. There is no space available,” one visibly distressed trader shared.
GTEC Slams UG Senior Staff Strike in Spite of Negotiations
The Commission noted that the union failed to appear before the National Labour Commission (NLC) on the same day it announced the strike.
Collection of property tax to be decentralised — Minister
The three-day workshop brought together city managers, policymakers, and international experts to strategise on improving property tax systems in Ghana and across Africa.
AMA Begins Major Decongestion Exercise Today in Accra
AMA Begins Major Decongestion Exercise Today in Accra
Street Traders to Relocate in Accra’s New Decongestion Initiative
The operation will cover key areas including the Central Business District (CBD), Okaishie, the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange, and Kaneshie.
Major Payroll Scam Uncovered by Ghana’s National Service Authority in Eastern Region
In a statement, NSA management said: “We have zero tolerance for fraud and misconduct. Any NSA staff found guilty will face dismissal, and public servants involved will be terminated from their primary jobs, prosecuted, and permanently barred from future public service.”