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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 30, 2026; Deep freezer, TV, cash, boiled eggs, party delegate system banned
Ahanti region backs Eugene Antwi Let us heal old wounds & unite for victory in 2028. – Afoko Govt commits to enforce new EPA ACT1124 and MORE…
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Delegate system ruling will restore merit-based politics – Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe
Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, a plaintiff in the case challenging the delegate system used by political parties, has described the Supreme Court’s ruling…
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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 29, 2026; Kantanka Burial War…
Don’t leave autistic children behind Chiefs invoke deities to fight galamsey. GIADEC and Ibrahim Mahama deny VALCO takeover and MORE…
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Centre for Policy Scrutiny says no evidence yet to verify 490,000 jobs promised under Big Push
The Centre for Policy Scrutiny (CPS) has raised concerns over the government’s inability to provide verifiable evidence on jobs created under its fla…
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Gov’t won’t scrap GH¢1 fuel levy but will cushion consumers – Mohammed Adams Sukparu
Deputy Minister for Communication, Technology and Innovation, Mohammed Adams Sukparu, has expressed confidence that the government will consider call…
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After the $3bn bailout: 10 things the International Monetary Fund still wants Ghana to do
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Executive Board has approved the sixth and final review of Ghana’s US$3 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) …
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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 28, 2026; Ghana completes IMF bailout
Controversy over Apostle Kwadwo Safo’s burial! NPP locked Ghana into IMF conditional ties GoldBod’s hidden crisis Veteran staff revolt and MORE…
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Global InfoAnalytics poll says 63% of Ghanaians support establishment of tribunals
A new poll by the Global InfoAnalytics has found that 63% of Ghanaian voters support the government’s decision to establish tribunals as part of effo…
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Ghana Newspaper Headlines: July 27, 2026; Extend Styrofoam ban to single-use plastics—GMA
Economy growing well, not starving You nurtured a monster Minority demands BoG refinancing plan and MORE…
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25 Ghanaians who travelled to Canada for World Cup seek asylum
Twenty-five Ghanaians who travelled to Canada on visas to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup have filed asylum claims, according to data from Immigration…