Pink October: Queen Mother Urges Ghanaians To Move Beyond Ribbons
A Ghanaian queen mother is urging families, faith leaders and health workers to turn Pink October into early screening, prompt diagnosis and stigma-free support for patients.
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Catholic Bishops Want Tramadol And Marijuana Treated As Ghana’s Real Drug Crisis
The Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference says tramadol, marijuana and similar easily available drugs are destroying young people and must be a bigger enforcement priority than cocaine.
Education Ministry Thanks Teachers, Pledges Action on Welfare and Conditions
Ghana’s Education Ministry has commended teachers on World Teachers’ Day 2026, pledging continued work with unions on professional development, welfare and conditions.
Parliament Says “No Vacancy” Notice Was Routine, Not a Service Freeze
Parliament of Ghana says its viral “No Vacancy for National Service Personnel 2026/2027” notice was routine, not a policy freeze, after it filled its placement quota.
Ghana Named at UN Over Russia War Recruitment, and an Opinion Writer Wants Answers
A MyJoyOnline commentary says Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy named Ghana among 47 countries whose citizens are allegedly used in Russia’s war, and demands an official response.
FDA Burns 28 Bales of Second-Hand Diapers Seized at Ghana’s Ports
Ghana’s FDA has incinerated 28 bales of second-hand diapers at Shai Hills after intercepting a 40-foot container, with traders accused of declaring them as tissue paper.
Global Crime Index Flags Ghana As Heroin Transit Point To The US
The 2025 Global Organized Crime Index says Ghana is a heroin transit and destination country, with drugs repackaged for the US and corruption aiding port movement.
Personal essay on rediscovering joy puts mental health back in focus
A first-person essay published by The Ghana Report describes anxiety, emotional shutdown and the slow work of rediscovering happiness, and why the conversation matters.
UPSA Blocks Graduation of Students Linked to 500 Altered Exam Results
UPSA has withheld the graduation of postgraduate students after an investigation found more than 500 results were altered in its IT system by 178 students.
Public donations of GH¢40,000 put teenager with cerebral palsy back in school
Priscilla Nana Ama Samson, a 17-year-old student with cerebral palsy, has resumed senior high school after Ghanaians raised about GH¢40,000 to cover her school items.