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Ghana and Panama will square off in a Group L matchup at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with both teams looking to strengthen their position in a group that also features England and Croatia. Neither side can afford to drop points early, making this one of the more important matches of the opening round for teams hoping to reach the knockout stage. Here’s where to watch the upcoming Ghana vs. Panama match live from wherever you are.Both nations arrive with plenty to prove. Ghana is chasing a memorable World Cup run after getting eliminated in the 2022 tournament’s group stage,…

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By Benjamin Adamafio Commey, GNA   Accra, June 17, GNA – Transparency International Ghana (TI-Ghana) has called for stronger enforcement of the Right to Information (RTI) Act and enhanced accountability mechanisms to support anti-corruption efforts and improve transparency in governance.  The organisation said weak implementation of existing legal and institutional frameworks continued to limit citizens’ access to public information and undermine efforts to combat corruption despite reforms adopted across Ghana and other African countries.  Mr Bright Sena Ayivi, Assistant Programmes Officer of TI-Ghana, made the call at a national advocacy engagement organised under the “Stopping Impunity for Corruption through Enhanced Accountability” (SICA) project in…

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The Single Mothers Project by the nonprofit initiative Smile4mation is gaining national attention for its growing impact in supporting vulnerable women and restoring dignity to single mothers facing extreme hardship across Ghana.The nomination-based initiative has emerged as a widely shared social media phenomenon, with its human-interest stories highlighting resilience while encouraging public participation in community support.Unlike broader outreach programmes run by the organisation, the project specifically focuses on single mothers who are struggling to survive under difficult economic and social conditions.Since its launch, the project has supported dozens of women, helping many transition out of abject poverty. Beneficiaries include a…

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By Gifty Amofa, GNA Accra, June 17, GNA – Ghana Water Limited (GWL) has inaugurated the Board of Directors of G-Water Bottling Limited and tasked it to position the company as a leading bottled water brand. The move forms part of GWL’s strategy to diversify its revenue streams, strengthen business operations and create sustainable value through investments beyond its core mandate of potable water production and distribution. Mr Eric J. Biliguo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of GWL, made the call at the inauguration ceremony in Accra. He described G-Water Bottling Limited, a subsidiary of GWL established to manufacture, package and distribute drinking water, as a key component of the…

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Suspects in their fake military uniforms   Five suspected armed robbers who allegedly disguised themselves as military personnel to terrorise miners at Kotokuom in the Atwima Mponua District of the Ashanti Region have been arrested by the Nkawie District Police Command. The suspects, Abdulai Basit Zulkalali, Seidu Sulemaina, Abubakar Sadick, Arafat Fuseini and Sharif Massawudu, were picked up during an intelligence-led operation after police received information about a group allegedly attacking miners in the area while dressed in military-style uniforms. Police sources said the suspects were armed with guns, knives and other offensive weapons when they allegedly embarked on robbery…

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Up to 80 per cent of children in Ghana aged up to four years are poor and continue to face significant deprivation due to inadequate public investment and support, despite being the most vulnerable age group, according to a UNICEF Report on the Situation Analysis of Children and Adolescents in Ghana. The analysis found that children in their earliest years experienced the highest levels of multidimensional poverty, underscoring the need for greater investment in nutrition, health care, early childhood education, and child protection. The report conducted by the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) and partners, with funding from UNICEF, emphasised…

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Black Stars midfielder Kwasi Sibo says the team is determined to begin its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign with victory against Panama despite the absence of key midfielder Thomas Partey.Partey will miss Ghana’s Group L opener in Toronto after Canadian authorities denied him entry into the country.A Canadian court on Tuesday also rejected an emergency appeal seeking to overturn the decision. Canadian authorities ruled that he was inadmissible under the country’s immigration laws.Reports indicate that the decision was linked to ongoing criminal charges he faces in the United Kingdom, which he denies.Canadian officials also cited issues relating to information provided…

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The Minority Caucus in Parliament has welcomed the newly launched nationwide advocacy campaign against illegal mining by the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, describing it as a clear indication of the depth of national concern over the worsening environmental crisis.The campaign, dubbed ‘Red Sunday’, is the church’s way of adding its influential voice to the fight to end the menace that has devastated Ghana’s rivers, forests, and farmlands.In a statement issued on Wednesday, June 17, and signed by Kwaku Ampratwum-Sarpong, Member of Parliament for Mampong and Ranking Member on the Lands and Natural Resources Committee, the NPP MPs commended the Presbyterian…

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The Administrator of the Ghana Sports Fund, Dr. David Kofi Mawuvi Wuaku, has described the Black Stars’ participation in the ongoing 2026 World Cup as a powerful opportunity for national unity, urging Ghanaians to put aside their differences and rally behind the national team.He observed that football has historically served as a unifying force in Ghana, bringing together citizens regardless of political affiliation, ethnicity, religion, or social status.Dr. Wuaku noted that while the country may be diverse in many respects, moments involving the Black Stars often remind Ghanaians of what they share in common rather than what separates them.He therefore…

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MTN Ghana has urged corporate institutions across the country to actively support Ghana’s healthcare system, insisting that collective contributions from the private sector can significantly improve healthcare delivery. The call was made by the Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Steven Blewett, during the company’s annual Y’ello Care initiative at the Maamobi General Hospital in Accra. As part of this year’s campaign, MTN Ghana volunteers undertook refurbishment works at the facility, restoring hospital beds, repairing furniture and improving the hospital environment to enhance the experience of both patients and healthcare workers. According to Mr. Blewett, the initiative represents more than…

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The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) has called for increased investment in early childhood development following the release of two reports that reveal nearly three-quarters of Ghanaian children experience multidimensional poverty.Speaking at the launch of the Situation Analysis of Children and Adolescents in Ghana (SitAn) and Assessing Public Spending by Age in Ghana reports in Accra on Monday, the Director-General of the NDPC, Dr Audrey Smock Amoah, said that Ghana’s development ambitions can only be achieved if every child is given the opportunity to survive, learn, thrive and reach their full potential.Dr. Amoah stated that investments in children are critical…

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Accra’s coastline is about to welcome a new landmark, the Labadi Beach Apartments, which is poised to transform one of the city’s most sought-after districts into a new destination for luxury living, investment, and modern urban convenience.Bluewhale Construction and Industrial Ltd. marked a major milestone in that vision, as it officially broke ground for the construction of the 18-storey mixed-use apartment project.The groundbreaking ceremony was held at the project site at the intersection of Giffard Road and Labadi Road, just 350 metres from the shores of Labadi Beach and 290 metres from the Ghana International Trade Fair Centre.The ceremony was…

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By Francis Ntow Accra, June 17, GNA – The United Nations (UN) country team in Ghana improved its programme delivery rate to 80 per cent in 2025, up from 64 per cent the previous year, investing US$113.3 million across 34 agencies in the country. The investments were delivered across seven joint programmes with 185 implementing partners in five critical areas of impact – poverty and economic inclusion, health, education and social services, peace, security and governance, disability inclusion and gender equality, and climate finance and digital transformation. Key achievements included moving 950,000 people out of multidimensional poverty between the fourth quarter of 2024 and the third quarter of 2025, and reducing…

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Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, has criticised former Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Mr Mark Okraku-Mantey, claiming he failed to make the most of his time in office.Speaking in an interview shared on TikTok, Shatta Wale argued that Okraku-Mantey did little to improve conditions for stakeholders in the creative arts sector despite holding a key government position.According to the musician, the former deputy minister failed to fulfil promises made to industry players and left no significant impact on the entertainment space.“Can you see that he didn’t do anything while in office? He didn’t even benefit from his own…

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Featured Mohammed Ali Jun – 17 – 2026 , 15:26 1 minute read MTN Ghana has announced a reduction in prices of its fibre broadband packages, with the revised tariffs taking effect on Wednesday, June 17, 2026 as the telecommunications company rolls out new internet speed options for customers. The revised packages include a reduction in the price of the 100 Mbps unlimited monthly fibre package from GH¢987 to GH¢299. The company has also introduced a 300 Mbps unlimited package at GH¢444 and a 500 Mbps unlimited package at GH¢999. Reacting to the revised prices, the Minister of Communication, Digital…

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“There is no greater tyranny than that which is perpetrated under the shield of the law and in the name of justice.” — Montesquieu, The Spirit of the Laws (1748)In a robust constitutional democracy like Ghana, the judiciary stands as the ultimate bulwark against executive overreach and legal lawlessness. Intense public debate has recently emerged surrounding the legal appointments of high-level state officials and judicial leaders. Rumours and political commentaries suggest that a temporary vacancy within the Council of State paralyzes its advisory capacity, rendering subsequent presidential consultations unconstitutional and void.The conversation gained significant momentum following the confirmation by Presidential…

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The Chamber of Cement Manufacturers, Ghana (COCMAG) has called for a strategic transformation of Ghana’s cement industry, urging stakeholders to reduce reliance on imported clinker and embrace sustainable, locally driven production methods.Speaking on the sidelines of INTERCEM Africa 2026 in Accra, Frederic Albrecht, Chairman of COCMAG, highlighted the structural challenges facing the cement industry, noting that clinker production remains unfeasible in Ghana due to limited limestone reserves.“Clinker production is not possible in Ghana because of unsuitable limestone deposits. Yet clinker remains a major input in cement production, and importing it is increasingly expensive due to rising fuel costs, port congestion,…

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ROME, June 17 (ITALPRESS/GNA) – Stellantis, Wayve, and Uber have announced a collaboration to jointly explore the development and global deployment of Level 4 (driverless) robotaxis.The collaboration combines Stellantis’ L4-Ready Platforms, Wayve’s AI-powered driving technology, and Uber’s global platform to support a new generation of fully autonomous vehicles.The initiative builds on existing strategic collaborations between the companies, including Stellantis and Wayve’s recent L2++ agreement and Wayve and Uber’s partnership to deploy autonomous mobility services in London, Tokyo, and ten other cities worldwide starting this year.Stellantis will design, develop, and mass-produce vehicles based on the L4-Ready Platforms, equipped with integrated sensor…

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Photograph: Fiifi Abban   Attention is not the same as progress. After a decade building productions across the continent, this is the future I believe we should be demanding. “Africa forward.” You hear it everywhere now — in the titles of summits, on the opening slides of brand decks, in the careful language of development funds and the captions of well-meaning posts. It has become one of those phrases that sounds like a destination while quietly avoiding the harder question of direction. Forward, yes. But toward what, exactly — and owned by whom? We are living through what the world…

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Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has expressed confidence and optimism as the Black Stars prepare to face Panama in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Group L opener at the Toronto Stadium on Wednesday. The Black Stars, ranked 73rd in the world, are making their fifth World Cup appearance, with their best performance coming in 2010 when they reached the quarter-finals. Read Also: Queiroz to lead Ghana at 2026 World Cup Panama, ranked 34th, returns to the global stage for the first time since 2018, when they exited at the group stage. Queiroz embraces World Cup test Queiroz, who is set…

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All 17 African countries assessed under the Government Defence Integrity Index have recorded high levels of systemic risk in their defence sectors, raising fresh concerns about accountability, transparency and oversight across the continent.Speaking to journalists in Accra, Head of Research at Transparency International Defence and Security, Dr Michael Ofori Mensah, said the findings exposed significant institutional weaknesses, including inadequate anti-corruption training for personnel prior to deployment and persistent vulnerabilities in military procurement and contracting processes.“Basically, we looked at 17 countries across sub-Saharan Africa. The findings, as you heard today, highlight some very, very serious and systemic risks. This includes issues…

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A tricycle being pushed from the flood by some farmers   Traders and farmers in the Fumsua Electoral Area of the Sekyere Afram Plains District in the Ashanti Region have been cut off from accessing the Sempoa Market following heavy rains that submerged major roads and bridges in the area. The flooding brought vehicular movement to a complete standstill, leaving many traders stranded and unable to transport their goods to the market. Some traders, however, managed to reach the market with the assistance of strong young men in the community who carried their goods on their backs across the flooded…

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Public listing is a partnership, not just fundraising – NPRA CEO tells Ghanaian businesses Featured GraphicOnline Business News Jun – 17 – 2026 , 13:38 The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA), Chris Boadi-Mensah, has issued a clarion call to Ghanaian businesses, urging them to view public listing on the stock exchange as a long-term partnership with investors rather than a mere fundraising exercise. Speaking at the listing ceremony of Kasapreko PLC on the Ghana Stock Exchange on Monday, Mr. Boadi-Mensah stressed the imperative for local enterprises to adopt investor-friendly ownership and governance structures capable…

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The writer   Ghana, the shining star of Africa, has achieved many successes but continues to grapple with a persistent problem: widespread scams and fraud. Fraud, officially ranked as a high-risk predicate offence for money laundering in Ghana’s 2024 National Risk Assessment, has been a recurring threat for years, undermining the nation’s integrity and eroding public trust. While fraud and scams technically differ in victim participation, this article uses them interchangeably to underscore their shared impact. In Ghana, these schemes range from large-scale romance scams to everyday deceit in markets like phone swap scams at Tip Toe Lane. What’s most…

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  Ghana’s national team, the Black Stars, arrived in Toronto ahead of their opening fixture at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where they will take on Panama at BMO Field today. The team landed in the Canadian city on Monday afternoon after wrapping up an intensive training camp in the United States. Ghana has been based in the U.S. since playing an international friendly against Wales in Cardiff earlier this month, using the period to finalize preparations for football’s biggest tournament. Head coach Carlos Queiroz and his technical staff oversaw a series of training sessions focused on tactical adjustments and…

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Mr. Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Minister for Government Communication, has announced that government will soon present a retooling and recapitalisation plan to Parliament to enable the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) reclaim its position as the nation’s premier broadcaster.He explained that the government intended to leverage GBC’s assets, including its lands located in prime areas of Accra, to mobilise funds and resources to revitalise the operations of the Corporation.Mr Kwakye Ofosu, also the Member of Parliament for Abura Asebu- Kwamankese constituency, made this known in Parliament on Tuesday, when responding to a question from Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin regarding encroachment on GBC’s…

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The Williams sisters   American superstars Serena Williams and Venus Williams will return to Wimbledon action together after they were handed a wildcard to compete in the women’s doubles. Neither sister is included on the list of singles wildcards, although there is one remaining spot still to be given. Serena, 44, made her comeback at Queen’s last week, four years after playing what many expected to be the final match of her career at the 2022 US Open. The 23-time Grand Slam singles champion, whose tally in that count includes seven Wimbledon titles, is playing doubles in Berlin this week…

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Osei Assibey Antwi   The Attorney General (AG) has filed more disclosures and witness statements in the trial of former Executive Director of the National Service Authority (NSA), Osei Assibey Antwi, who is standing trial for criminal offences, including stealing and money laundering. Director of Public Prosecution, Yvonne Atakora Obuobisa, on Monday told the court that the prosecution had filed additional disclosures, adding that they still had a few more to file ahead of the court conducting a case management conference. She, therefore, prayed the court for an adjournment for case management, adding that the defence would be served with…

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By Yussif Ibrahim, GNA Kumasi, June 17, GNA – Mr. Richard Ofori Agyeman Boadi, Mayor of Kumasi, has intensified proactive efforts to prevent flooding in the metropolis by embarking on inspections of flood-prone communities and drainage channels ahead of the peak rainy season. Leading a team of officials from the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), Assembly Members and security personnel, the Mayor toured some vulnerable areas within the city to assess the state of drainage systems and identify urgent interventions required to avert flooding. The team visited the Asafo Market enclave and the WAEC drainage area, where several choked drains and waterways were identified for immediate desilting and maintenance works. The exercise forms part of the…

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President John Mahama   Not all information should be let out to the public. These are confidential state secrets which when let out can impugn national security or interest. During belligerencies between one country and another, the disposition of the military among other information constitute secrets which the media should avoid disseminating by all means should they chance upon same. Disrespecting such matters would impact national interest. Every country has such confidential files, the contents of which are classified and would be declassified when the time is due. Some classified files may not be open to the public until sometimes…

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Benedicta Gafah   Actress Benedicta Gafah and Bishop Daniel Obinim’s ongoing public fight has taken a new twist after alleged WhatsApp conversations between the two surfaced online. The screenshots currently circulating on social media are said to show an exchange between the actress and the founder of International Godsway Chapel. However, there is no independent confirmation that the messages are authentic, as the phone number in the screenshots was concealed. The latest development comes after Benedicta publicly branded Obinim a “liar” and a “disgusting” person following claims by the controversial preacher that he had blocked her on social media. Bishop…

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The Executive Director of Transparency International Ghana, Mary Awelena Addah, has raised concern over what she describes as growing corruption and its impact on youth perceptions of success in Ghana.She says the situation is driving many young people to view politics as the quickest route to wealth and social advancement, rather than a platform for public service.The anti-corruption campaigner made the observation at a public forum on “Restoring Citizens’ Trust in the Fight Against Corruption in Ghana: The Role of the Media,” organised by the Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA).The forum, held on Wednesday, June 17, brought together stakeholders…

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Ghana head coach Carlos Queiroz has struck a defiant tone on the eve of the Black Stars’ 2026 FIFA World Cup opener, declaring the team is battle-ready for their crucial Group L clash against Panama, despite a turbulent build-up dominated by the high-profile visa refusal of midfield lynchpin Thomas Partey. Speaking at the pre-match press conference at BMO Field in Toronto yesterday, the veteran Portuguese tactician cut a focused figure, stressing that his side has left no stone unturned in their preparations.  “We did what was planned. We did everything that was in our hands possible to have our players…

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The Executive Board of the World Bank has approved a financing package of $300 million to support the government’s implementation of the Transformative Secondary Education for Access, Results and Relevance for Jobs (STARR-J) Project. The STARR-J Project represents a major intervention aimed at strengthening Ghana’s secondary education system by expanding access, improving quality and relevance, and addressing critical infrastructure deficits arising from the expansion of Free Senior High School education. A key objective of the project is to support the government’s commitment to ending the double-track system in senior high schools across the country. Through targeted investments in educational infrastructure,…

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The Executive Director of the Institute for Democratic Governance (IDEG), Dr. Emmanuel Akwetey, has urged authorities to prioritise integrity, competence and professionalism in the appointment of successors to the Electoral Commission’s Deputy Chairperson in charge of Corporate Affairs, Dr. Bossman Asare, and Deputy Chairperson in charge of Operations, Samuel Tettey.According to him, prospective appointees must be individuals of unquestionable integrity who can leave a lasting legacy in the country’s democratic development.Speaking to Citi News on Wednesday, June 17, Dr. Akwetey stressed that the appointments should be guided by the need to strengthen Ghana’s democratic institutions rather than partisan considerations.“They must…

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Samuel A. Jinapor Member of Parliament (MP) for Damongo, Samuel A. Jinapor, has challenged the government’s claim of running a lean administration, arguing that the true size of government is measured by its cost to taxpayers, not just the number of ministers. Mr. Jinapor’s critique follows a report President John Dramani Mahama submitted to Parliament under the Presidential Office Act, 1993. The report shows presidential staff fell from 921 in 2023 to 808 in 2025. But Mr. Jinapor says the figures tell only part of the story. He argues that public debate has focused too narrowly on ministerial appointments and…

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GMet issues thunderstorm warning for coastal regions and northern Ghana Featured GraphicOnline Jun – 17 – 2026 , 11:30 2 minutes read The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued an urgent thunderstorm alert for vast swathes of the country, warning residents in coastal areas and parts of the north to brace for heavy downpours accompanied by gusty winds. According to the alert, which was issued at 8:23 am on Wednesday, rain and thunder-bearing clouds have already been observed gathering over the southeastern and northeastern borders of the nation.  These systems are expected to intensify and spread, bringing cloudiness and rain…

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Stephen Achaab, aka Tactikal Ras Shifo, announced his resignation from Angel Broadcasting Network after a decade of serviceThe presenter expressed gratitude to ABN management, including Dr Kwaku Oteng and CEO Samuel Acheampong, for their support during his tenureHis exit followed a trend of high-profile departures in Ghanaian media, including Oheneni Adazoa’s resignation from Sompa FM/TVPopular businessman Dr Kwaku Oteng’s Angel Broadcasting Network (ABN) has been hit with some bad news following the resignation of a prominent presenter after a decade of service.Presenter Stephen Achaab, popularly known as Tactikal Ras Shifo, resigns from Dr Kwaku Oteng’s Angel FM after ten years…

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  When global climate negotiations open in Antalya this November, they will be presided over by an arrangement that has few precedents in the history of the UN climate process: one country hosting the conference, and another leading the negotiations, as equal partners. That arrangement, between Türkiye and Australia, was the subject of detailed explanation at a public lecture held on 8 June 2026 at the University of Ghana, organised by UGBS, C3SS, and the Australian High Commission. For many in the audience, it was the first time the mechanics of the COP31 co-presidency had been laid out in a…

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Paul Afoko   Aspiring New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Chairman Awentami Paul Afoko has indicated that the NPP has a unique shot at reclaiming power in 2028, driven by a new political landscape and the strength of its flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia. Speaking to regional executives, patrons, and elders of the party in the Volta, Oti, and Eastern regions, Mr. Afoko argued that 2028 will be different because “the one person who has been on the ballot paper for several elections will not be on the ballot paper.” That absence, he said, gives the NPP space to properly market Dr.…

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Black Stars midfielder Kwasi Sibo says the Ghana squad is determined to secure victory against Panama and dedicate the result to Thomas Partey, who is unavailable for the team’s opening 2026 FIFA World Cup match. Partey was ruled out of the game after losing his appeal against Canada’s decision to deny him entry into the country, forcing the midfielder to miss Ghana’s tournament opener. Speaking ahead of the crucial encounter, Sibo admitted the squad is disappointed by Partey’s absence but insisted the players are motivated to fight for their teammate. “We have to make sure we win the game for…

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The release of the latest Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) report should not be treated as just another international ranking exercise. Beyond the figures, positions, and scores lies a more fundamental question that Ghana, as a nation, must confront: Are we genuinely fighting corruption, or have we reached a stage where we are merely learning to manage it?In the latest index, Ghana scored 43 out of 100 and ranked 76th out of 182 countries, showing only marginal movement rather than the major transformation many citizens expect. For years, successive governments have promised to fight corruption. Political parties have campaigned…

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Former Greater Accra Regional Minister Titus Glover has accused the government of using efforts to extradite former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta as a political tool aimed at tarnishing his reputation rather than ensuring accountability.Speaking on Channel One TV’s Breakfast Daily on Wednesday, June 17, Glover alleged that the manner in which the matter has been handled was intended to subject Ofori-Atta to public ridicule and score political points.According to him, the government’s actions appear more focused on damaging the former minister’s image than pursuing a fair and transparent process.“I don’t need to tell him to come. He’s an adult. If…

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The World Bank Board has approved a US$300 million financing package to support Ghana’s plan to phase out the double-track system in Senior High Schools by 2027, the Ministry of Education has announced. The funding will support the implementation of the Transforming Secondary Education for Results and Jobs (STARR-J) Project, according to a Ministry of Education statement issued on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, and signed by the Press Secretary to the Minister for Education, Hashmin Mohammed. The approval comes after President John Dramani Mahama announced the government’s intention to end the double-track system by 2027 through the expansion of infrastructure…

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The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has announced nomination fees for its upcoming constituency executive elections, with aspiring constituency chairmen required to pay GH¢1,500 to contest.The opposition party also fixed nomination fees for first and second vice chairman positions at GH¢1,000, while aspirants seeking all other executive positions will pay GH¢500.The announcement forms part of an update issued by the party’s National Secretariat on the conduct of the constituency executive elections scheduled to begin later this month.”Nomination Forms shall be acquired from the Constituency Elections Committee or at the Constituency Office at the following costs: Constituency Chairman — GH¢1,500; First and…

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