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GCB Bank PLC holds maiden GCB Aerobics Fiesta in Accra
Sports Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 03rd Nov, 2026 » GCB Bank PLC holds maiden GCB Aerobics Fiesta in Accra GCB Bank PLC has reaffirmed its commitment to improving customer experience and promoting healthy lifestyles among customers and stakeholders through a wellness initiative aimed at strengthening its relationship with the public.
Ghana: GRA Clears Say Cheers of Tax Non-Compliance Allegation
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has cleared Say Cheers of allegations of tax non-compliance following checks on the company's transactions, attributing the earlier concerns to miscommunication between the authority and the taxpayer.
GTA warns against excessive pricing ahead of December in GH
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Thu 22nd Oct, 2026 » GTA warns against excessive pricing ahead of December in GH THE Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) has urged tourism operators, event organisers and sponsors to prioritise local talent, improve service delivery and adopt responsible pricing as Ghana prepares to welcome international visitors for December in GH 2026.
Ghana: Gis Deputy Comptroller-General Bows Out After 33 Years
THE Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has held a pullout ceremony in honour of the Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of Finance and Administration, DCG Evelyn Lolonyo Lotsu, following her retirement after 33 years of service to the country. The ceremony featured a colourful farewell parade and a formal pullout to mark her exit from active service, as officers and colleagues celebrated her contributions to the organisation.
GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years
Ghana THE Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has held a pullout ceremony in honour of the Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of Finance and Administration, DCG Evelyn Lolonyo Lotsu, following her retirement after 33 years of service to the country. The ceremony featured a colourful farewell parade and a formal pullout to mark her exit from active service, … The post GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 13th Oct, 2026 » GIS Deputy Comptroller-General bows out after 33 years THE Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) has held a pullout ceremony in honour of the Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of Finance and Administration, DCG Evelyn Lolonyo Lotsu, following her retirement after 33 years of service to the country.
Melcom Care Foundation donates meals to Teshie Children’s Home
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Fri 09th Oct, 2026 » Melcom Care Foundation donates meals to Teshie Children’s Home THE Melcom Care Foundation has donated hot packed meals to the Teshie Children’s Home as part of a week-long outreach programme to support the nutritional needs and wellbeing of children in care. The Foundation is distributing 1,000 packed meals to selected orphanages and children’s homes across Accra as part of the initiative.
Corporate Ghana must see creative arts as business opportunity — Acting Executive Director of the National Theatre
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Thu 08th Oct, 2026 » Corporate Ghana must see creative arts as business opportunity — Acting Executive Director of the National Theatre The Acting Executive Director of the National Theatre, Mr Henry Herbert Halm, has called on Corporate Ghana to move beyond traditional corporate social responsibility (CSR) sponsorship and invest directly in Ghana’s creative arts industry to unlock its commercial potential and create sustainable jobs for the youth.
Unit Committee members seek stronger role in local development
Ghana The National Dialogue of Unit Committee Members has called for urgent reforms to provide Unit Committee members with the resources, capacity and clear mandate required to effectively drive development at the grassroots. The call was made at the three-day National Dialogue of Unit Committee Members in Accra yesterday, where members and other local government stakeholders … The post Unit Committee members seek stronger role in local development appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
EPA must ensure transparency in law enforcement – Minister
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Mon 28th Sep, 2026 » EPA must ensure transparency in law enforcement – Minister The Minister of Environment, Science and Technology, Dr Zanetor Agyemang-Rawlings, has called on the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) to ensure transparency and accountability in the enforcement of environmental laws to restore public confidence in the institution.
West Africa steps up fight against cross-border crime
Ghana West African countries must deepen cooperation and coordination to combat the growing threat of transnational organised crime and strengthen security across the sub-region, the Minister for the Interior, Mr Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has said. He said stronger collaboration was also needed to improve border management and ensure safe, orderly and regular migration across the sub-region. Mr … The post West Africa steps up fight against cross-border crime appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
West Africa steps up fight against cross-border crime
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Wed 23rd Sep, 2026 » West Africa steps up fight against cross-border crime West African countries must deepen cooperation and coordination to combat the growing threat of transnational organised crime and strengthen security across the sub-region, the Minister for the Interior, Mr Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has said. He said stronger collaboration was also needed to improve border management and ensure safe, orderly and regular migration across the sub-region.
Ghana: Stakeholder Consultation Key to Sustaining Free Shs - Dr Nkansah
Inadequate stakeholder consultation and the perceived politicisation of Ghana's Free Senior High School (SHS) policy could threaten the long-term sustainability of the flagship education intervention, a Policy Analyst and Lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Dr Jacob Oppong Nkansah, has warned.
Ghana: Turn Community Problems Into Business Opportunities
The Minister of Labour, Employment and Job Creation, Mr Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, has urged graduates to look beyond academic certificates and acquire relevant skills, adaptability and critical-thinking abilities to meet the changing demands of the global labour market. He said although academic qualifications remained important, graduates must also demonstrate creativity, innovation and an entrepreneurial mindset to enable them to create opportunities for themselves and others.
Turn community problems into business opportunities
Community News The Minister of Labour, Employment and Job Creation, Mr Emmanuel Kwadwo Agyekum, has urged graduates to look beyond academic certificates and acquire relevant skills, adaptability and critical-thinking abilities to meet the changing demands of the global labour market.
AFAG calls for forensic audit of GoldBod
Africa The Alliance for Accountable Governance (AFAG) has called for a forensic audit of the operations and financial activities of the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), citing alleged fiscal recklessness, questionable expenditure and possible conflict-of-interest concerns.
Political transitions, weak capacity hamper decentralisation – Prof. Ayee
Hot! Home » Ghanaian Times » Thu 27th Aug, 2026 » Political transitions, weak capacity hamper decentralisation – Prof. Ayee Political transitions and weak institutional capacity at the local level are undermining Ghana’s efforts to deepen decentralisation and make local governance more responsive, Professor Joseph Atsu Ayee of the University of Ghana has said.
Regulate campaign financing to protect democracy – NMC
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 25th Aug, 2026 » Regulate campaign financing to protect democracy – NMC The media and the public have been urged to take a keen interest in the financing of political campaigns to safeguard Ghana’s democratic gains.
Netball: Adugyaman SHS Netball Club win 5-club tourney
Sports Home » Ghanaian Times » Fri 21st Aug, 2026 » Netball: Adugyaman SHS Netball Club win 5-club tourney The Ashanti Regional Netball Federation has staged a five-club competition to revive and promote netball in the region after a period of inactivity.
SIC Insurance doubles dividend to GH¢20m • Targets return to No. 1 position
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Fri 21st Aug, 2026 » SIC Insurance doubles dividend to GH¢20m • Targets return to No. 1 position SIC Insurance PLC has declared a GH¢20 million dividend for its shareholders, doubling the GH¢10 million paid in 2023 and 2024. The declaration reflects an improvement in the company’s financial performance, revenue and business portfolio for the year under review.
Ghana: Govt Rallies Nation to Fight Youth Drug Abuse
The Minister of Youth Development and Empowerment, Mr George Opare Addo, has called for a concerted national effort to tackle drug abuse among the youth. He described the growing menace as a threat to families and national development. He said the government would intensify education, advocacy and other interventions to prevent young people from abusing drugs, while urging the youth to take responsibility for protecting themselves and their peers from substance abuse.
Krowor Assembly releases GH¢267,600 to PWDs
Africa The Krowor Municipal Assembly has released GH¢267,600 to Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) in the municipality to support their livelihoods and help them become economically independent. The beneficiaries, who were selected following a needs assessment, also received wheelchairs, a chest freezer and a knitting machine to enable them to establish or expand income-generating activities. The intervention, … The post Krowor Assembly releases GH¢267,600 to PWDs appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
Ghana: Maiden Winners of MTN@30 Promo Rewarded
MTN Ghana is set to reward as many as 30,000 customers across the country as part of activities marking its 30th anniversary with prizes including brand-new Toyota Land Cruiser Prados and cash rewards of up to GH¢30,000. The promotion being held under the theme: '30 Years of Progress, Powered by You,' is aimed at expressing the company's appreciation to customers, partners, stakeholders and employees for their contribution to MTN Ghana's growth over the past three decades.
Ghana's merchandise trade has increased sharply from US$6.0 billion in 2004 to US$52.5 billion in 2025, reflecting significant changes in the country's trade structure and a shift from years of trade deficits to a record trade surplus of GH¢148.3 billion last year. The development was contained in a report on Ghana's merchandise trade performance, which showed that exports accounted for 61.3 per cent of total trade in 2025, compared with 38.7 per cent for imports.
Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly supports 51 persons with disabilities
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Fri 07th Aug, 2026 » Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly supports 51 persons with disabilities The Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly has supported 51 Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) with business equipment and financial assistance under the government’s Disability Fund, with a commitment to extend the initiative to all registered beneficiaries in the municipality by the end of the year.
Ghana: GAF Supports Flood-Hit Personnel With Relief Items
The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) last Friday donated assorted relief items to 297 personnel affected by the June 29, 2026 floods to support their recovery. The items included blankets, insecticide-treated mosquito nets, mattresses, plastic cups, buckets, toiletries, washing basins, soap, rice, cooking oil, clothing and an undisclosed amount of cash.
Ghana: Inspired Foundation Brings Relief to Expectant Mothers
The Chief Executive Officer of the Inspired Foundation, Mrs Maame Agyei, has reaffirmed the organisation's commitment to supporting vulnerable mothers through its newly introduced annual initiative, Bumps and Brunch. The programme is aimed at easing the financial burden associated with pregnancy and early motherhood, while offering emotional support to expectant and new mothers.
Ghana: Embrace Fibre Broadband Connectivity to Improve Productivity - MTN Ghana Urges Ghanaians
MTN Ghana has called on Ghanaians to embrace fibre broadband connectivity as remains a critical digital infrastructure needed to support the country's growing digital economy and improve productivity. It said widespread adoption of home fibre internet would not only enhance access to reliable and high-speed connectivity but also bridge knowledge gaps about the benefits of fixed broadband, while supporting Ghana's digital transformation agenda through improved access to digital services.
Depend on Holy Spirit, not man — Archbishop Duncan-Williams
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 21st Jul, 2026 » Depend on Holy Spirit, not man — Archbishop Duncan-Williams The Founder and General Overseer of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams, has urged Christians to rely on the Holy Spirit rather than human beings in overcoming life’s challenges. According to him, God’s Spirit empowered believers with wisdom, direction and strength to excel in every sphere of life.
ECG hands over refurbished court at Power Tennis Club
Sports Home » Ghanaian Times » Mon 20th Jul, 2026 » ECG hands over refurbished court at Power Tennis Club The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), in partnership with the Power Tennis Club, has inaugurated a refurbished tennis court in Accra to promote sports development, healthy living and community engagement. The facility, originally constructed in 1994, was renovated through contributions from the club’s executives, patrons, donors and other benefactors.
GES, Procus partner to build entrepreneurial skills in SHSs
Africa BY EUGENE KWAME AMPIAW The Ghana Education Service (GES) has launched the National Entrepreneurship Programme for Senior High Schools (NEP-SHS) to equip students with practical entrepreneurial skills and prepare them for self-employment after school.
Tryton Motors signs deal with Debibi United, Jonina Ladies Football Academy
Sports Home » Ghanaian Times » Thu 16th Jul, 2026 » Tryton Motors signs deal with Debibi United, Jonina Ladies Football Academy Tryton Motors Limited, an automobile company, has signed sponsorship agreements with two football teams-Jonina Ladies Football Academy and Debibi United Football Club, in a bid to support youth development and promote grassroots football in Ghana.
Presidency donates GH¢100,000 to Korle Bu Dialysis Centre
Uncategorized Home » Ghanaian Times » Wed 15th Jul, 2026 » Presidency donates GH¢100,000 to Korle Bu Dialysis Centre The Office of the President, through the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving Committee, has donated GH¢100,000 to the Dialysis Centre of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH) in Accra to support the treatment of kidney patients and improve renal care delivery.
Ghana: Suspend Rent Increases or Face Legal Action - Acting Rent Commissioner Warns Hostel Operators
The Acting Rent Commissioner of Ghana, Mr Frederick Opoku, has directed all hostel operators across the country to suspend any planned rent increases, warning that defaulters would face legal action as the government intensifies enforcement of rent laws. The directive forms part of a broader campaign by the Rent Control Department to regulate accommodation charges, protect tenants from exploitation and ensure compliance with existing housing regulations.
Ghana: Accra Girls Shs Wins 2026 Nacoc Inter-Schools Quiz Competition
Accra Girls Senior High School emerged winners of the 2026 Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) Inter-Schools Quiz Competition held in Accra on Friday. The school secured the first position with 44 points and Presbyterian Boys Senior High School (PRESEC) placed second with 36 points, followed by Labone Senior High School with 35 points, while St. Thomas Aquinas Senior High School came fourth with 32 points in the keenly contested competition.
Ghana: Bsg to Distribute 50000 60th Anniversary Bibles to Jhss
The Bible Society of Ghana (BSG) has launched the distribution of its 60th Anniversary Bibles to Junior High Schools (JHSs) students across the country as part of efforts to promote access to the Scriptures and nurture moral values among the youth. The initiative forms part of the society's programme to distribute 50,000 Bibles to students across the country over the next five-year period, particularly in underserved communities, to ensure that young people have access to the Word of God.
Ghana: Panama Down, Bring On England! ...Fans Call After Black Stars Win
A massive celebration erupted on Wednesday night after Ghana secured a dramatic victory over Panama in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group L match played in Toronto, Canada. The jubilant scenes followed a spirited performance by the Black Stars, who left it late to snatch a crucial goal through Caleb Yirenkyi and keep alive their hopes of progressing from the group stage of the competition.
Panama down, bring on England! …fans call after Black Stars win
Hot! Home » Ghanaian Times » Fri 19th Jun, 2026 » Panama down, bring on England! …fans call after Black Stars win A massive celebration erupted on Wednesday night after Ghana secured a dramatic victory over Panama in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group L match played in Toronto, Canada.
Korea Story Festival draws film lovers to Accra Mall
Africa Hundreds of film enthusiasts, diplomats and members of the Korean community last Saturday thronged the Silverbird Cinema at the Accra Mall for the 2026 Korea Story Festival. The event, which celebrated Korean storytelling, cinema and cultural exchange, was marked by a lively and engaging atmosphere. Organised by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in … The post Korea Story Festival draws film lovers to Accra Mall appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
Traders record low sales of Black Stars paraphernalia
Africa Dealers of Black Stars paraphernalia, including Ghana flags and jerseys, have bemoaned low patronage ahead of the team’s opening FIFA World Cup Group L fixture against Panama today. Speaking to The Ghanaian Times on Monday, traders operating at the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange and Osu Oxford Street attributed the situation to the low level of confidence … The post Traders record low sales of Black Stars paraphernalia appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
Traders record low sales of Black Stars paraphernalia
Sports Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 16th Jun, 2026 » Traders record low sales of Black Stars paraphernalia Dealers of Black Stars paraphernalia, including Ghana flags and jerseys, have bemoaned low patronage ahead of the team’s opening FIFA World Cup Group L fixture against Panama today.
Ghana: Societal Attitudes Worsening Maternal Mental Health - Ghs
The Director of Family Health at the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and Technical Advisor to the Vice-President on Health, Dr Kennedy T.C. Brightson, has called for intensified public education and a shift in societal attitudes to address maternal mental health challenges in the country. He observed that sociocultural and religious practices often placed undue pressure on women even before pregnancy, particularly when there were delays in childbirth, with blame frequently directed at women.
Societal attitudes worsening maternal mental health – GHS
African News The Director of Family Health at the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and Technical Advisor to the Vice-President on Health, Dr Kennedy T.C. Brightson, has called for intensified public education and a shift in societal attitudes to address maternal mental health challenges in the country. He observed that sociocultural and religious practices often placed undue pressure … The post Societal attitudes worsening maternal mental health – GHS appeared first on Ghanaian Times.
MTN Ghana SME Awards 2026 launched to boost enterprise growth
Business Home » Ghanaian Times » Mon 27th Apr, 2026 » MTN Ghana SME Awards 2026 launched to boost enterprise growth The MTN Ghana SME Awards (SMEGA) 2026 has been launched in Accra with a call on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to leverage innovation, resilience and digital solutions to scale beyond borders. The initiative seeks to recognise and support outstanding entrepreneurs while creating visibility for their contribution to national development.
Ghana: Youth Platform Demands Full CRC Report - Warns Delay Could Derail Constitutional Reform Process
The Youth Platform on Constitutional Reform has called on the government to urgently publish the full report of the Constitutional Review Committee (CRC), warning that delays could derail Ghana's opportunity to implement meaningful reforms. The Director of Policy and Research at Democracy Hub, Mr Kirchuffs Atengble, made the call at a constitutional review forum in Accra yesterday, where he urged the government to release the full, unabridged CRC report without delay.
Ghana: Pre-X'mas Sales - Commodity Prices Decline... but Traders Complain of Low Patronage
With Christmas just days away, Accra's busy markets are bustling with human movement causing huge traffic, yet traders continue to complain of low patronage and sales. From Makola to Kantamanto, traders say sales remain unexpectedly low, despite the prices of food and other household items witnessing some price falls in the festive season.
National Immunisation Technical Advisory Group reconstituted
The Minister of Health, Mr Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has inaugurated a 17-member reconstituted National Immunisation Technical Advisory Group (NITAG) to provide impartial recommendations on national immunisation policies and strengthen Ghana’s vaccination programme. The NITAG is chaired by Prof. Philip Baba Adongo. Other members include Prof. Anthony Kwame Enimil, Prof. Daniel Ansong, Prof. Anthony Fafa Dartey, Prof.
Ghana: Education Minister Expresses Concern Over Slow-Pace Charter Acquisition
Out of 94 private universities operating in the country, only 24 have successfully obtained a charter as required under the Education Regulatory Bodies Act, 2020 (Act 1023), the Minister of Education, Mr Haruna Iddrisu, has revealed. Describing the situation as deeply worrying, the minister stated that the slow pace of charter acquisition poses serious regulatory and quality assurance challenges for Ghana's tertiary education sector.
Block IFFs, plug tax leakages to boost revenue - ISSER
The government must introduce stringent measures to block Illicit Financial Flows (IFFs) and tax leakages in order to boost the country’s revenue generation, the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER) of the University of Ghana has stated. According to ISSER, if government successfully curbs IFFs and tax leakages, the country will have enough financial resources to fund the national budget without resorting to borrowing. Prof.
Ghana records 28,000 deaths annually due to air pollution —NGO
News Home » Ghanaian Times » Tue 11th Nov, 2025 » Ghana records 28,000 deaths annually due to air pollution —NGO THE country records an estimated 28,000 deaths annually as a result of air pollution, the Director of Infinity 970, a Non-governmental Organisation (NGO), Mr Emmanuel Lamptey, has stated. According to him, air pollution poses serious health risks comparable to deadly diseases such as malaria and HIV.
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