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GoldBod Refutes ‘Inflated Laptop Purchase’ Claims, Explains Transparent Procurement Process

The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has strongly refuted allegations circulating on social media and sections of the media suggesting that the institution procured fifteen laptops at an inflated cost of GHS322,500, describing the claims as misleading and unfounded. In a detailed clarification, the Board emphasized...

Ghana Lands US$12.83 Million AfDB Grant to Fast-Track Big Push Priority Projects

Ghana has further strengthened its ambitious Big Push infrastructure drive with the signing of a US$12.83 million grant agreement with the African Development Bank (AfDB) to finance extensive feasibility studies for a number of high-impact national projects. The agreement, concluded earlier today, is aimed at...

BEYOND THE TOUCHLINE: THE PURPOSE-DRIVEN JOURNEY OF GEORGE HARRY MORGUE-WILSON

George Harry Morgue-Wilson is a distinguished Ghanaian football administrator, sports medical practitioner, and occupational health and safety professional whose career is defined by discipline, service, and strategic versatility. His professional journey reflects a rare blend of leadership across football management, medical services, communications, security,...

TRANSPORTATION CRISIS: CUTS Accra Exposes the Long Road to Ghana’s Transport Breakdown

Commuting in Ghana’s major urban centres has, in recent weeks, deteriorated into a relentless daily struggle. For many residents of Accra and beyond, peak hours have become a draining contest of endurance, where only the most persistent manage to secure a ride to work...

COMAC seeks to Reopen Dialogue with Star Oil following membership suspension

The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) is working to reopen dialogue with Star Oil Limited following the latter's decision to suspend its membership due to a disagreement over a price floor policy. COMAC's leadership, including the Board Chairman, is initiating efforts to encourage...

Pensioners Reject 10% SSNIT Hike, Demand National Minimum Pension to Secure Dignified Living

The Concerned SSNIT Pensioners Forum (CSPF) has rejected the Social Security and National Insurance Trust’s (SSNIT) proposed 10 per cent pension increase for 2026, describing it as grossly insufficient to cushion retirees from rising living costs, particularly those on the lowest pensions. In a statement...