Man dies while rescuing others during Adabraka floods
A man who rushed into floodwaters to save others has become one of the victims of Monday’s devastating floods in Adabraka.
Residents say the deceased,...
Chief Justice cuts sod for new Cape Coast court complex as judiciary marks 150...
The Chief Justice, Paul Baffoe-Bonnie, has cut the sod for the construction of a state-of-the-art court complex in Cape Coast as part of activities...
Ministry Orders Immediate Reversal of GDCL Staff Suspension Directive
The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has overturned a decision by Ghana Digital Centres Limited (GDCL) to suspend the employment contracts of...
Accra Floods: Ga Mantse Says Lasting Solution Requires Public Responsibility
The Ga Mantse, Nii Tackie Teiko Tsuru II, has urged residents, government institutions and local authorities to work together to tackle Accra's persistent flooding,...
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...
High Court sets July 20 to decide Chairman Wontumi’s illegal mining trial.
The High Court in Accra has scheduled July 20, 2026, to deliver judgment in the illegal mining case involving the Ashanti Regional Chairman of...
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...
