The Anwelle Foundation has launched in Jirapa, Upper West Region, with projects in education, clean water, health and vocational training, and a direct appeal to the diaspora.
The Villa Vie Odyssey world cruise has suspended operations after monthly fuel costs per cabin jumped from $1,800 to $8,000, stranding about 200 passengers in Cambodia.
The extradition hearing for ex-British soldier Robert James Purkiss, accused of murdering Kenyan mother Agnes Wanjiru in 2012, has been pushed to May 2027.
Ghana Tourism Authority senior staff have petitioned management for answers on 2026 World Cup visa slots, two dismissed appointees and unpaid allowances within five working days.
A commentary published by The Ghana Report argues that constant news alerts give readers the illusion of understanding, and that context, not more information, is what is missing.
Prosecutors have closed their case against Akonta Mining and two others at the Accra Criminal Court after three witnesses testified. The defence wants a witness recalled.
JUSAG has notified Ghana’s National Labour Commission of plans for industrial action over a 2026 salary review that court staff say remains unapproved after ten months.
A first-person essay published by The Ghana Report argues that walking away from a confrontation, rather than winning it, is the truer form of kindness in a social media age.
Seven fishermen from Ngyiresia near Sekondi have described 12 days adrift after their canoe’s engine failed, ending in a rescue in Benin waters involving three navies.
Ghana Gas says illegal miners are excavating beneath its pipelines in the Western and Ashanti regions, warning that any damage could take months to repair and disrupt power.
