Parliament to Reconvene on May 27

Parliament is set to resume its sittings on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, after a recess, as lawmakers return to continue with legislative duties. Speaker Alban Bagbin has formally announced that the Second Meeting of the First Session of the Ninth Parliament of the Fourth Republic will commence on the stated date. The announcement, made in…

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Two Men Sentenced to Five Years for Stealing Immigration Officer’s Firearms

Two young men have been handed five-year prison sentences with hard labour for stealing firearms and ammunition belonging to an immigration officer in Walewale. The convicts, 18-year-old Mustapha Basit and 22-year-old Baba Rashid, admitted guilt to charges of conspiracy to steal and stealing. Their sentencing took place on Thursday, May 22, at the Walewale Circuit…

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Ghana Secures 450,000 Barrels of Fuel to Ease Nationwide Power Crisis

The Government of Ghana has received a shipment of 450,000 barrels of fuel aimed at addressing the country’s ongoing power supply challenges and stabilising electricity delivery across the nation. The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition confirmed the fuel delivery on Thursday, noting that the consignment, which arrived at the Tema Port, will be distributed…

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Trade Minister Urges Local Sourcing to Maximise AfCFTA Opportunities

Minister of Trade and Industry, Mrs. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has called on Ghana-based heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers to increase their use of locally sourced components in order to fully benefit from the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Speaking during a working visit to Zonda Tec Ghana Limited on Thursday evening, the Minister emphasized the importance of…

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Traders Reoccupy Pavements in Accra Despite AMA Decongestion Efforts

Just days after being cleared from unauthorized trading spots, some traders in Accra’s Central Business District have returned to the pavements, defying the Accra Metropolitan Assembly’s (AMA) directives aimed at decongesting the city. The traders, citing economic hardship and the absence of alternative sources of income, say they have no choice but to resume their…

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