Four More Arrested as Police Widen 2026 School Placement Fraud Probe
Ghana Police have arrested four more people, including a Kumasi physician assistant, over alleged fraud in the 2026 CSSPS senior high school placement process.
October 2026
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Painted Wine Glasses: A Low-Cost Craft Idea For Your Next Girls’ Night In
A lifestyle post shared by The Ghana Report offers a simple, low-cost craft idea — hand-painted wine glasses — for a night with friends or a relaxing evening on your own.
180 Ghanaians Fly Home From Libya Under Voluntary Return Programme
Ghana, the IOM and ECOWAS have flown 180 Ghanaians home from Libya, including children and infants, in the latest voluntary return and reintegration operation.
Ghanaians In New York Protest Near UN Over Nurse’s Arrest
Ghanaians abroad demonstrated near the UN Headquarters in New York over the arrest of nurse Salomey Awity Bafoh, linked by police to the TikTok account “Ghana Jollof”.
Stagnation Is the Real Risk: A Case for Taking the First Step
A personal essay published by The Ghana Report argues that inaction and comfort, not failure, are what quietly stall growth — and that recovery begins with one small step.
Mahama Urges Dialogue Over War in Address to UN General Assembly
President John Dramani Mahama told the UN General Assembly in New York that dialogue can settle even the hardest conflicts, urging one standard for wars in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Queiroz Blasts Penalty Call As Black Stars Fall 2-0 In Bouake
Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz called the penalty in the Black Stars’ 2-0 loss to Ivory Coast “a joke” as Ghana open their 2027 AFCON qualifying campaign bottom of Group C.
Black Stars Open 2027 AFCON Qualifiers With 2-0 Loss in Bouake
Ghana lost 2-0 to Cote d’Ivoire in Bouake to open their 2027 AFCON qualifying campaign, with midfield lapses and a makeshift right-back under heavy scrutiny.
Meat pie money bought my G-Wagon, says caterer Gifty Brown
Cooker’s Delight chief executive Gifty Brown says her meat pie business paid for her G-Wagon, sparking an online debate about wealth in Ghana’s informal sector.
AfCFTA Chief Puts $5 Billion Price Tag on Africa’s Currency Problem
AfCFTA Secretary-General Wamkele Mene says African firms lose about $5 billion yearly on currency conversion, and calls for better payments, customs and infrastructure.