A young Ghanaian lawyer, Sara Araba Tettey, reportedly died of cardiac arrest after collapsing during celebrations of Ghana's World Cup win against Panama.
South African activist Phakel’umthakathi confronted a foreign national over migration ahead of a 30 June deadline, sparking intense online debate.
Former Ghanaian Minister Salifu Adam Braimah, known as Uncle Sally, reportedly passed away after a short illness. His remains will be conveyed to Salaga for burial.
Samuel George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation, has reaffirmed his support for the criminalisation of LGBTQ+ activities in Ghana.
Rev Lawrence Tetteh has urged politicians to avoid politicising the anti-LGBTQ+ debate in Ghana, warning that it could deepen divisions and damage public trust.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference has criticised comments by President John Mahama, suggesting that the anti-LGBTQ+ bill is not a major concern for most Ghanaians.
The National Identification Authority will begin a nationwide registration exercise in May 2026 to enrol over three million children aged 6 to 14 for Ghana Cards.
Dr Cadman Atta Mills, brother of the late John Evans Atta Mills, has questioned narratives surrounding Engineers and Planners’ (E&P) acquisition of the Damang Mine.
The National Road Safety Authority has moved to cracks down on illegal right-to-left hand drive vehicle conversions in Ghana, warning of serious road safety risks.
Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has been urged to return home and face accountability amid corruption charges, following his release from US ICE custody.
President John Mahama has congratulated Christina Koch on her historic role in the Artemis II mission, highlighting her past as an exchange student at the UG/
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