THE TOTAL CONSUMPTION DIET
In our very fast-paced world today, constant fatigue plagues people everywhere. Ironically, this generation is also obsessed with wellness and scrutinises ingredient labels. Our...
When the Rains Come: Is Kumasi Heading for Accra’s Flood Fate?
When torrential rains swept across Southern Ghana on Monday, 29th June 2026, Accra was exposed once again. Roads disappeared beneath muddy waters, electricity was disrupted...
Why Gertrude Torkornoo Is Fighting Supreme Court Orders Post-ECOWAS Defeat
Following the dismissal of her action by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) court, the Former Chief Justice Gertrude Araba Esaaba Sackey Torkornoo...
Accra flood: GNFS Rescues 479 People
The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has outlined the scale of its emergency response operations after rescuing 479 people during three days of floods,...
Fuel Prices Set to Fall from July 1 Following Cedi Appreciation
Motorists, transport operators and households could begin July with lower fuel prices are projected to decline significantly in the first pricing window of the...
Accra Flood: NPP Criticises Government Over Flood Management
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has called for sweeping reforms to Ghana's flood management system following the Accra floods, arguing that the current structure...
Flooding in Accra: Man swims with horse in heroic rescue amid Accra flood
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Adabraka as residents risked their lives to rescue their animals after severe flooding submerged homes following hours of heavy rainfall...
Investor confidence soars as government beats t-bill target by GH¢1.41 billion
Investor demand for Treasury bills remained strong on the primary market last week, with the government exceeding its fundraising target by more than GH¢1.41...
GES rebuts ‘no discipline’ claims, highlights student suspensions, expulsions and jail terms
The Ghana Education Service (GES) has rejected claims that students are no longer disciplined for misconduct, insisting that sanctions remain in force and are...
Universities suspend activities as flooding hits Accra
Several universities in Accra have suspended lectures and advised students and staff to remain indoors following widespread flooding and heavy rainfall across the capital...
