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Support Fund for August 6 crash victims’ children hits GH₵7.2m and $20k

Support Fund for August 6 crash victims’ children hits GH₵7.2m and $20k

The Children’s Support Fund, set up to provide long-term care for the children of those who died in the August 6 helicopter crash, has so far raised GH₵7,292,135 and US$20,000. The amount reflects fresh contributions received between September 12 and 24, 2025. An update from managers of the fund noted that both organisations and individuals...

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Lordina Mahama Calls for Global Action to Protect Children at UN Assembly

Lordina Mahama Calls for Global Action to Protect Children at UN Assembly

Ghana’s First Lady, Mrs. Lordina Dramani Mahama, has made an impassioned appeal for global unity and decisive leadership to safeguard the welfare of children across the world. Speaking at a solemn annual prayer service for peace and children held during the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Mrs. Mahama urged world leaders to prioritise the protection...

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Ghana, Saudi Arabia Deepen Security Ties in High-Level Meeting

Ghana, Saudi Arabia Deepen Security Ties in High-Level Meeting

 Minister for the Interior, Hon. Muntak Mubarak, has held a high-level bilateral meeting with his Saudi counterpart, His Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz, aimed at strengthening security cooperation between the two nations. The meeting, which took place today in Riyadh, was marked by a warm reception from the Saudi Minister, setting...

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GoldBod, GGSA in Talks Over Geological Investigations 

GoldBod, GGSA in Talks Over Geological Investigations 

The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has begun discussions with the Ghana Geological Survey Authority (GGSA) to explore a partnership for geological investigations on blocked and mineralized areas earmarked for development under GoldBod’s Mining Support Program. The move is aimed at leveraging GGSA’s technical expertise to assess and map the mineral potential of targeted sites, ensuring...

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Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights Visits Gnani and Kukuo Witches’ Camps 

Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights Visits Gnani and Kukuo Witches’ Camps 

 The Parliamentary Select Committee on Human Rights, in collaboration with several Civil Society Organisations (CSOs), has undertaken a fact-finding visit to the Gnani Witches’ Camp to document conditions and assess the community’s needs. The delegation was received by Alhassan, leader of the camp, who briefed members on the current situation. He explained that the camp...

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Parliamentary Committee Urges End to Sand-Winning at Nawuni Water Intake 

Parliamentary Committee Urges End to Sand-Winning at Nawuni Water Intake 

The Chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Sanitation and Water Resources, Hon. John Oti Bless, has appealed to residents of the Tamale Metropolitan Area and surrounding communities to halt sand-winning activities at the Nawuni water intake point. The appeal follows a complaint by the Regional Chief Manager of the Ghana Water Company Limited (GWCL),...

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Ex-Chief Justice May Struggle to Return to Supreme Court – Law Professor

Ex-Chief Justice May Struggle to Return to Supreme Court – Law Professor

A law lecturer at the University of Ghana, Prof. Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua, has cautioned that former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkonoo may face significant hurdles in returning to the Supreme Court, despite having the constitutional right to do so. His comments follow Justice Torkonoo’s judicial review application challenging her removal from the bench, which coincided with her...

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Ablakwa Supports 2,207 Fresh SHS Students in North Tongu 

Ablakwa Supports 2,207 Fresh SHS Students in North Tongu 

Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has provided free mattresses and chop boxes to all 2,207 first-year students entering Senior High Schools in the constituency. The gesture, which forms part of what the MP describes as the “North Tongu tradition,” is aimed at removing financial barriers that could prevent students from...

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Korle Bu Loses Nearly 300 Skilled Health Workers in Six Months; Officials Sound Alarm

Korle Bu Loses Nearly 300 Skilled Health Workers in Six Months; Officials Sound Alarm

Nearly 300 highly trained and specialised healthcare professionals have departed from the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital between January and June 2025, seeking better prospects overseas — a trend hospital authorities describe as a worrying rate of attrition that poses a serious threat to healthcare delivery. Korle Bu’s Deputy Medical Director, Dr. Harry Akoto, disclosed the...