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Cassius Mining Ltd., an Australian gold mining company, has filed a $277 million claim against the Ghanaian government, alleging breaches of contract and constitutional disputes related to its gold project in the Upper East Region.
A level 100 student at AAMUSTED has been remanded in custody for allegedly defiling a 13-year-old girl in Ghana. Case has been adjourned to December 8, 2025.
President Akufo-Addo fulfils his promise of visa-free travel for Africans to Ghana, boosting AfCFTA goals and Africa’s economic integration.
President Akufo-Addo celebrates Ghana’s peaceful 2024 elections, extends congratulations to leaders-elect, and condemns post-election violence in his Christmas message.
Read President-Elect John Mahama’s heartfelt 2024 Christmas message. He reflects on the season of hope and his commitment to a prosperous, democratic Ghana.
The BoG is taking steps to ensure fuel supply stability in Ghana by auctioning $120 million to Bulk Oil Distribution Companies (BDCs) in first quarter of 2025.
A landmark legal case has been filed against Wesley Girls' High School, alleging religious discrimination against Muslim students.
Bishop Salifu Amoako was among five vehicles involved in an accident near Tesano. While no injuries were recorded, all vehicles sustained significant damage.
Rev Kwadwo Bempah criticises John Mahama for prioritising the Oral Team’s probes over stabilising the economy.
Electoral Commission defends re-collation of results, cites historical precedents. It has defended its actions, referencing past cases to uphold credibility.
The Ministry of Education has released GHS25 million to WAEC to facilitate marking activities and ensure the timely release of the 2024 WASSCE results.
North Tongu MP Okudzeto Ablakwa has accused President Akufo-Addo of allocating public lands in Cantonments to his daughter and niece for private ventures.
President Akufo-Addo has accused NDC executives of inciting violence after the December 7 elections, condemning post-election disturbances.
CHASS is demanding payment for essential services and operational expenses to ensure the smooth and effective functioning of schools.
The Conference of Heads of Private Second-Cycle Schools (CHOPSS) has called on the government to expedite payment of GH₵118 million owed to WAEC.
