IGP reshuffles commanders in galamsey zones.
The Police Service has indicated that more reshuffles and operations are planned as part of a broader strategy to dismantle illegal mining networks and protect Ghana’s natural resources.
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Police intercept over 130 cartons of ammunition being trafficked out of Ghana.
The arrest occurred in the early hours of Friday, April 18, 202, at approximately 0330 hours, during a routine inspection of a Hyundai passenger bus, with registration number GR 8246-Q.
Gov’t revokes Akonta mining’s licence over alleged Galamsey activities.
The decision follows what the Minister described as “overwhelming evidence” of illegal mining and criminal syndication
New HIV infections spreading ‘like wildfire’ in Berekum Municipality – GHS.
Human Immune Virus (HIV) infections are fast spreading in the Berekum Municipality of the Bono Region
Supreme Court adjourns injunction application against CJ’s removal to May 6.
This is because one of the panel members was unavoidably absent. This is the second time the suit has been adjourned.n \
Fuel prices to go down marginally at the pumps from April 16.
Price of diesel is also expected to go down by 0.3 percent, selling at GH₵15.50
One Million Coders Programme, bold step towards a digital future for Ghana– Sam George
Minister for Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, has hailed the ‘One Million Coders Programme’ as a transformative initiative aimed at reshaping Ghana’s economy and fostering innovation.
NHIA to Expand Free Dialysis Programme in Ghana
As part of the initiative, the NHIA will procure additional dialysis machines and essential consumables for healthcare facilities nationwide.
Government not interested in renegotiating IMF deal extension – Ato Forson.
Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson says the government has no intention of renegotiating or extending Ghana’s current programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Electricity Tariff Increase to 14.75%, Water 4.02% Effective 3RD May
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced an upward adjustment in electricity and water tariffs, set to take effect on May 3, 2025.