Teachers Stay Home As Arrears Talks With Minister End Without Deal
GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG are keeping Ghana’s pre-tertiary teachers on strike after talks with Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu ended with no payment of arrears.
October 2026
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Two Killed, 14 Pulled From Wreckage on Accra-Aflao Highway Crash
Two people died and 14 were rescued after a Hyundai bus and a Ford tractor collided on the Kpetoe-Sarakope stretch of the Accra-Aflao Highway on September 26.
Agric Ministry urges Finance to undo Ghana’s exit from regional food programme
Ghana’s Agriculture Ministry wants the Finance Ministry to reverse the country’s exit from the West Africa Food System Resilience Programme, citing GH¢643.87m in signed contracts.
Ghana’s Envoy in Beijing Opens AI Training Scheme for Young Ghanaians
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Late Zaidan Goal in Tamale Ends Hearts of Oak’s Unbeaten Start
Mohammed Zaidan’s 88th-minute strike gave Karela United a 1-0 win over Hearts of Oak in Tamale, ending the Phobians’ unbeaten start to the 2026/27 GPL season.
Empty classrooms in Kpandai as national teachers’ strike bites
Classrooms in Ghana’s Kpandai District sit empty as GNAT, NAGRAT and PRETAG press government over conditions of service, leaving pupils with no lessons.
S&P Keeps Ghana at ‘B-/B’ but Flags Bank of Ghana and GoldBod Risks
S&P Global has affirmed Ghana’s credit ratings at B-/B with a stable outlook, citing gold exports and IMF-anchored fiscal reforms, but warned about the Bank of Ghana and GoldBod.
Ethiopia’s Army Claims Restraint As Northern Fighting Spreads To Three Regions
Ethiopia’s army says it is showing restraint as fighting spreads from Tigray into Afar and Amhara, but the TPLF calls it a full war and the 2022 Pretoria deal is at risk.
Government Paper Drives Nearly 89% of Friday Trading on Ghana’s Bond Market
Treasury bills and DDEP bonds made up nearly 89% of the GH¢1.28 billion traded on Ghana’s Fixed Income Market on 25 September, with corporate debt almost absent.
Berekum Residents Want Tougher Action On Galamsey As World Rivers Day Is Marked
Residents of Berekum in the Bono Region are urging government to tighten enforcement against galamsey and illegal logging, warning of damage to rivers, farming and food prices.