- Adwoa Safo serves notice to contest Dome-Kwabenya NPP primaries
- Michael Tetteh Kwetey urges NDC delegates to elect dedicated, accessible leaders
- Mahama meets cross-party UK parliamentary group
- Michael Tetteh Kwetey urges peaceful NDC constituency elections in Greater Accra
- NYA organises breast cancer screening for staff, community members
- Parliament’s Human Rights C’tee engages religious leaders to end witchcraft accusations
- Kwame Dzokoto of Edziban fame collapses in radio studio & dies
- UCC SRC reintroduces free meals for students admitted at UCC Hospital
Author: Esi Abokomah
The World Health Organization has reaffirmed its support for Ghana’s health sector reforms following a courtesy visit by a high-level delegation to the Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, officials said.
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has urged Christians to critically assess prophecies and reject any that contradict Scripture, warning against the growing influence of what he described as false and manipulative spiritual claims, particularly during politically sensitive periods.
Greater Accra Regional Minister, Hon. Linda Ocloo, has clarified that owners of structures along the Kpeshie Lagoon were given multiple notices prior to demolition activities aimed at restoring the waterway.
Ghana’s Minister of Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has unveiled a Labour Exchange Programme aimed at reducing unemployment among health professionals while positioning the country as a key exporter of skilled medical personnel.
Ghana has taken a renewed step towards ending child marriage with a one-day consultative meeting to review and update the National Strategic Framework (NSF) on Ending Child Marriage, as the country assesses progress towards eliminating the practice by 2030.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has addressed concerns arising from a viral video showing an alleged feeding issue at Savelugu Senior High School.
The government has intensified efforts to address recent transportation disruptions by engaging key state-owned transport operators, as part of a broader strategy to deliver sustainable solutions for commuters nationwide…
Daniel Duncan-Williams, son of Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has publicly shared details of his personal struggles and recovery journey, seeking to address what he describes as widespread misconceptions and negative portrayals of his past…
Vice President Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang on Tuesday led an emergency engagement with transport sector stakeholders in response to recent disruptions affecting intra-city commuters, underscoring the government’s resolve to restore order and improve public transport services…
Youth have been urged to stay away from premarital sex and drug abuse as part of efforts to address growing reproductive health and social challenges among young people…