The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has firmly dismissed reports circulating online that Ghana’s Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) is set to extend its services to the diaspora in countries such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, The Netherlands, and Germany. In a press release issued yesterday, the Ministry clarified that it has...
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Ghana and Austria Hold Second Political Consultations in Accra
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Ghana has hosted the Second Session of the Ghana-Austria Political Consultations, bringing together senior officials from both countries to review bilateral cooperation and explore new areas of engagement. The meeting, held on Thursday in Accra, provided a platform for discussions on political relations, trade, investment, tourism,...
Extradition Proceedings Begin In US Against Ofori-Atta
Extradition proceedings have commenced in the United States this week against former Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, according to the Office of the Special Prosecutor. This was revealed in court on Thursday, February 26, during the hearing of the criminal case against Ken Ofori-Atta and 7 others. The OSP revealed in court that two separate proceedings...
Government Reaffirms Safety Standards for Natural Health Products Under MahamaCare
The Hon. Deputy Minister for Health, Prof. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, has underscored government’s firm commitment to ensuring safety and scientific credibility in the use of natural health products for chronic disease management under the MahamaCare initiative. Speaking on behalf of the Deputy Minister at the Natural Health & Wellness Expo 2026, the Director for Traditional and...
Germany Bolsters Ghana’s Border Security with Operational Support
Germany and Ghana have reaffirmed their shared commitment to strengthening border security, enhancing migration management, and promoting regional stability through a new package of operational support for the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS). At a formal handover ceremony at GIS Headquarters in Accra, German Defence Attaché Holger Grossman presented resources valued at approximately GH¢1 million to...
Blue Ventures Strengthens Ties with Fisheries Ministry on Sustainable Management
An international marine conservation organisation, Blue Ventures, has paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Fisheries and Aquaculture, Hon. Emelia Arthur, as part of its ongoing mission to deepen collaboration on sustainable fisheries management in Ghana. The meeting, held at the Ministry, provided an opportunity for Blue Ventures to outline its objectives, share updates...
Makola No. 2 traders protest against high Rents and new 20% VAT
Hundreds of traders at Makola No. 2 Market in Accra on Thursday, February 26, staged a protest against what they describe as steep rent increments and a newly imposed 20 per cent VAT, warning that the situation is becoming unsustainable. Speaking to JoyNews, a market leader, Anthony Kyei Baafi, said the traders are struggling under...
Ghana Armed Forces Launch Search and Rescue Operation at Sea
The Ghana Armed Forces have confirmed that a major search and rescue operation is underway following an attack on fishing vessels off the coast of Senya Bereku in the Central Region. According to a statement issued by the Department of Public Relations at Burma Camp, the Ghana Navy, supported by the Ghana Air Force, began...
Research Is the Engine of Reform — Fisheries Ministry Anchors Blue Economy Strategy on Science
The Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture has formally positioned research as the central pillar for implementing sustainable fisheries reforms under Ghana’s Blue Economy Strategy (2025–2035), following a high-level engagement with the University of Cape Coast (UCC). The meeting focused on establishing a structured partnership to operationalise the Blue Knowledge component, one of six strategic pillars...
Visa Facilitation Services Officials Reaffirm Service Standards in Talks with Deputy Foreign Minister
Officials from the Visa Facilitation Services (VFS), led by the Regional Head for Central and West Africa, Mr. Prashant Kansara, paid a courtesy call on Ghana’s Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Honourable James Gyakye Quayson (MP), to discuss ways of deepening institutional collaboration for the benefit of Ghanaian citizens. During the meeting, the Deputy Minister...










