President Mahama travelled to the Akosombo Dam to assess the impact of a fire incident at a substation operated by…
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Minority Demands Mahama–Ramaphosa Talks Over Xenophobic Attacks on Ghanaians in South Africa
Ghana's Minority Caucus on the Foreign Affairs Committee, led by Ranking Member Samuel Abu Jinapor, is demanding direct presidential talks…
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Mahama Visits Fuveme Tidal-Wave Zone — Pledges Relief and Sea-Defence Acceleration
President Mahama travelled to Fuveme in the Volta Region to inspect tidal-wave devastation and pledge relief. He directed NADMO to…
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Mahama Cuts Sod for Accra Airport Concourse — National Airline + E-Visa Roadmap on the Same Day
President Mahama has cut sod for a new interconnecting concourse linking Terminals 2 and 3 at Kotoka International Airport, alongside…
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Mahama Announces $250M AI Computing Centre — Ghana Goes for Sovereign Compute
President Mahama has unveiled a $250 million national AI computing centre and committed an additional $20 million to fast-track the…
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Cabinet Approves Visa Waiver With Maldives, Zambia, Antigua & Barbuda — Live From Africa Day, 25 May
Cabinet has approved 30-day visa waivers between Ghana and the Maldives, Zambia, and Antigua & Barbuda, covering all passport categories.…
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Mahama: 300,000 Ghanaians to Be Trained in Coding and AI This Year Under One Million Coders
President Mahama has unveiled Ghana's National AI Strategy and announced that 300,000 Ghanaians will be trained in coding and AI…
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Ghana Deploys Drones and Auto-Shutoff Trackers as Anti-Galamsey Strategy Goes Tech-First
Ghana's Minerals Commission has fitted tracking devices to 3,212 pieces of heavy mining equipment and is rolling out drones over…
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Mahama Announces Amnesty for 1,000 Inmates After Nsawam Prison Worship Visit
President Mahama is granting amnesty to 1,000 prison inmates as part of Republic Day activities. The announcement followed a Saturday…
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Ghana Cocoa Bumper Harvest at Risk as COCOBOD Payment Delays Drag Into Sixth Month
Cocoa farmers say COCOBOD payment delays dating back to November 2025 are stranding ripe pods on the trees. The world's…
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