The Accra High Court has dismissed an application by former Deputy Director of the National Service Authority (NSA), Gifty Oware Mensah, seeking to halt her ongoing criminal proceedings until the determination of her appeal against an order compelling her to provide the names and addresses of her witnesses during the case management conference.
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The Ghana School of Law has launched a series of psychological support initiatives for students in the wake of the sudden and tragic death of Part I student Samuel Aryee, widely known among his peers as “Fantastic.” The unexpected loss has profoundly affected the student body, particularly classmates in Accra Main Group C, who are struggling to cope with the emotional impact of the incident.
Ghana has become the first African country to formalise a comprehensive Security and Defence Partnership with the European Union, a landmark initiative aimed at enhancing the country’s capacity to tackle terrorism and insecurity in West Africa. The partnership was officially signed during a ceremony on Tuesday, March 24, underscoring Ghana’s strategic commitment to regional stability and security.
The Minority MPs in Parliament of Ghana have visited and commiserated with the founder of Hebron Prayer Camp following the death of his two sons in an aircraft crash.
A Ghanaian citizen has filed a suit at the Supreme Court of Ghana seeking to nullify the government’s decision to rename Kotoka International Airport, arguing that the move is unconstitutional and without legal effect.
William Agyapong, Chief of Defence Staff, has emphasised the importance of restoring strict regimentation within the Ghana Armed Forces as a necessary step to improve operational efficiency and tackle emerging security threats.
President John Dramani Mahama has laid out the moral and legal heart of Ghana’s historic UN resolution. Speaking as the African Union Champion for Reparations, the President made it clear that today's move at the UN General Assembly isn't about looking backward in anger, but about moving forward in truth.
If you were hoping for a government-sponsored trip to North America this summer to cheer on the Black Stars, we have some tough news. At a high-profile fundraising dinner at the Kempinski Hotel last night, President John Dramani Mahama made it clear: the state will not be paying for supporters to fly to the 2026 World Cup.
By the grace of God, personnel from the GNFS & NADMO who were injured in line of duty regarding the above disaster occurrence, have been duly treated & discharged from the Winneba Specialist & Trauma Hospital and the Potsin Polyclinic respectively.
If you stepped outside in Accra or Kumasi early this morning, you couldn’t miss it—the smell of spicy jollof starting to waft through the air and the sight of families decked out in their finest Batakari and lace. After 29 days of fasting and reflection, the wait is over.
