The Ghana High Commission in London on 12th January 2026 welcomed Cllr Adeel Shah, Town and District Councillor in East Hampshire and Cabinet Member at the East Hampshire District Council, at the Chancery. During the courtesy call, Cllr Shah and H.E. Mrs. Sabah Zita Benson, Ghana’s High Commissioner, discussed opportunities for advancing community development in Ghana through the support of interested charities. The two also explored ways to deepen engagement with the Ghanaian diaspora community in East Hampshire. High Commissioner Benson highlighted the importance of strengthening collaboration with the diaspora, particularly in the areas of culture, trade, and investment, noting...
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Supreme Court Adjourns Kpandai Election Case to January 28
The political fate of the Kpandai constituency remains uncertain after the Supreme Court deferred its ruling on a crucial election dispute to January 28, 2026. A five‑member panel chaired by Justice Gabriel Pwamang fixed the date after hearing submissions from both parties. The courtroom was filled with senior figures from the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), alongside Members of Parliament who turned up in solidarity as the future of their colleague, Matthew Nyindam, hangs in the balance. At the heart of the case is a certiorari application filed by Mr Nyindam, the embattled NPP legislator...
GRA Engages Taxpayers on VAT Reforms
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has engaged taxpayers in Accra to explain recent reforms to the Value Added Tax (VAT) regime and address concerns about its implementation. The session, held at the Airport View Hotel, brought together business owners, professionals, and other stakeholders to discuss the new VAT Act and its implications for compliance. Officials outlined key changes in the law and introduced transitional measures designed to ensure a smooth rollout. Chairing the engagement was the Area Director for Accra West, Anna Attuah, who emphasized the importance of taxpayer education in strengthening Ghana’s revenue mobilization efforts. She noted that the...
TUC, PUWU Insist ECG Can Thrive Without Privatization
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) and the Public Utility Workers’ Union of Ghana (PUWU) maintain that the sharp rise in revenue at the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) proves the utility can be revitalized without privatization—provided workers are adequately supported and management is held to clear, enforceable targets. Speaking at a press briefing on the proposed privatization, jointly organized by PUWU and the TUC, TUC General Secretary Joshua Ansah highlighted the outcomes of a six‑month turnaround programme carried out between July and December 2025. Figures released by the unions show ECG’s average monthly revenue surged from roughly GH¢900 million to...
Vice President, Sunda Group Back 24-Hour Economy to Drive Industrial Growth and Jobs
Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has met with the management of Sunda Group, led by Ghana Director Mr. Michael Ye, to discuss investment opportunities, industrial expansion, and social initiatives that align with government priorities. Mr. Ye expressed appreciation for the Vice President’s presence at the commissioning of the company’s new production line and reaffirmed Sunda’s confidence in Ghana’s improving economic outlook. He noted that the new facility, which adopts the government’s 24-Hour Economy initiative, demonstrates how policy can translate into increased productivity, expanded operations, and job creation. The Vice President underscored government’s determination to maintain a stable and enabling environment...
Health Minister Urges Alignment with NDC Manifesto at MFA Retreat
Minister for Health, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has charged management of the Ministry and its agencies to align their operations with the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) manifesto, which outlines key reforms and priority interventions for the health sector. Speaking at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ two-day retreat in Accra, the Health Minister emphasized that the manifesto provides a roadmap for improving access, coordination, and service delivery nationwide. He noted that aligning institutional plans and activities with these commitments is crucial to meeting public expectations and accelerating sector performance. Hon. Akandoh further stressed that the retreat serves as a strategic...
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Charts Path for 2026 at Strategic Retreat
The management of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has concluded a two-day retreat at its headquarters in Accra, aimed at reviewing the Ministry’s performance in 2025 and setting out a collective agenda for the year ahead. The retreat, held over the weekend, brought together senior officials and departmental heads to assess achievements, identify challenges, and outline strategic priorities for 2026. In a statement, the Ministry described the exercise as “a most fulfilling and strategic use of our Saturday and Sunday,” adding that the team is “absolutely confident of meeting our ambitious targets.” Officials emphasized that the Ministry remains committed to...
Vice President Meets Women in Engineering Ghana, Calls for Inclusive Development
Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has met with Women in Engineering Ghana, an association dedicated to showcasing the vital role of women in national development. The meeting, held at the Vice President’s office, focused on mentorship, education, and inclusive participation in policy-making. The Vice President commended the group for its strong mentorship initiatives, which she said are helping to guide and support the next generation of professionals. She emphasized the need to avoid early compartmentalization of children into narrow disciplines, advocating instead for a broad-based liberal education that equips young people with critical thinking skills to adapt to the rapidly...
MFA Undertakes Modern Refurbishment of Kotoka VIP Lounge
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has commenced a major refurbishment of the VIP Lounge at Kotoka International Airport, aimed at giving the facility a modern transformation that reflects Ghana’s hospitality and cultural identity. The project, which falls under the purview of the Ministry, is designed to enhance the first impressions of high-profile guests, diplomats, investors, and eminent tourists arriving in the country. Speaking during an inspection visit on Saturday ahead of the Ministry’s retreat, officials emphasized the importance of presenting Ghana at its best. “The VIP Lounge often creates the first impression for our distinguished visitors, so it is important...
Semenyo Cleared to Play for Man City in EFL Cup Semi-Final
Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo will be available for Tuesday’s EFL Cup semi-final clash with Newcastle United following a rule change in the competition this season. Semenyo, 26, joined Pep Guardiola’s side in a £65 million move from Bournemouth and marked his debut with a goal in City’s 10-1 FA Cup third-round demolition of Exeter City. The Ghanaian international had featured for Bournemouth in their second-round defeat to Brentford back in August, which under previous regulations would have cup-tied him. However, EFL rule 6.4 now allows players to represent up to two clubs in the competition within the same season....










