THE La Nkwantanang-Ma­dina Municipal Assembly (LaNMMA) in the Greater Accra Region on Friday demol­ished more than 150 illegal struc­tures near the Redco flats. The dawn exercise, which last­ed about three hours, was carried out with support from the Military, the Divisional Police Command, and assembly guards. The affected structures were alleged to have served as … The post  Madina

 Two stores at the Tarkwa women’s market in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region last Monday caved in, following a blast at an abandoned mine shaft belt. The incident, which occurred on Monday night, has been linked to activities of illegal miners operating along the stretch of the old shaft which runs across the … The post Fear grips Tarkwa residents

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr John­son P. Asiama, has called on banks in the country to adopt inno­vative financing models to support Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to integrate into sustain­able global value chains. He said the traditional collat­eral-based approach to SME fi­nancing was inadequate, and urged financial institutions to embrace … The post  Adopt

The fourth In­tra-African Trade Fair (IATF2025) has ended in Algiers with a record $48.3 billion in trade and investment deals signed during the week-long event, organisers said. The fair, drew more than 112,000 visitors both physical and virtual from 132 countries, alongside 958 buyers. A total of 2,148 exhibitors showcased goods and services, according to … The post IATF2025 seals $48.3

Kumasi Asante Kotoko ended a 15-year wait for an away league win at Berekum Chelsea, after edging a tight contest 1–0. After a cagey first half, Albert Amoah produced the decisive moment midway through the second period. Pouncing on a loose ball at the edge of the area, he drilled a low strike beyond goalkeeper … The post Kotoko upset Berekum Chelsea appeared first on Ghanaian

Accra Hearts of Oak began their quest for their 22nd Ghana Premier League (GPL) title with a pulsating goalless draw with debutant, Hohoe United, at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday. The clash heralded the start of the 2025/26 league season. In attendance was the president of the Ghana Football Associ­ation (GFA), Mr Kurt Edwin … The post Hohoe United add to Hearts’ opening day misery appeared

 The Black Starlets were narrowly beaten 1–0 by Accra Hearts of Oak’s Division Two side, Auroras, in a thrilling curtain raiser to the 2025/26 Ghana Premier League opener at the Accra Sports Stadium on Friday. The Young Phobians stunned the national U17 side with an early strike, finding the back of the net under just … The post Auroras pip Black Starlets appeared first on Ghanaian

 The Select Commit­tee on Information and Communica­tions in Parliament has pledged to ensure the Ghana News Agency (GNA) is allocated adequate resources to enhance its operations for effective delivery on its mandate. The assurance comes on the back of the committee’s working visit to the Agency on Friday to acquaint itself with the operations of … The post Parliamentary

 The caving in of two stores at the Tarkwa Women’s Market in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality of the Western Region, fol­lowing a blast occasioned by illegal miners along an aban­doned mine shaft, is a worrying development that should not be taken lightly. It is simply unacceptable that illegal miners continue to oper­ate with such impunity, blasting … The post  A stitch in time saves nine appeared first

Within a span of 48 hours in early August 2025, the world was shaken by four aviation tragedies stretching across nations—from Ghana to Algeria, Kenya, and the United States. In total, at least 20 lives were lost. At first glance, the timing seemed like a cruel twist of fate. Yet, through a forensic and investigative … The post Beyond

Last month in Accra, Africa’s energy leaders convened at the Future of Energy Conference (FEC) to debate our continent’s future. This week, I head to Banjul for the Energy Sustainability in Africa (ESIF) forum to tackle the pivotal question of finance. In the crucial interval between these two pivotal gatherings, our nation is drafting its … The post The next

 The government is targeting 100 per cent self-sufficiency in chick­en production within the next three years, President John Dramani Mahama has indicated. The President gave this assurance on Friday when he toured the National Ser­vice Authority poultry farm in Accra. The visit was for the President to acquaint himself with the operations of the facility. … The post Ghana to be chicken sufficient

All banks, schools, and public insti­tutions across Kumasi and surrounding areas will remain closed on Thursday, September 18, in observance of the burial of the late Asantehemaa, Nana Konadu Yiadom III. The directive, issued by the Manhyia Palace, underscores the gravity of the occasion as the Asante Kingdom bids farewell to its revered Queenmother. The … The post Kumasi shuts down for Asantehemaa’s