Ghana’s Parliament Opens Its First Museum To The Public On September 22
Ghana’s Parliament opens its first Parliamentary Museum on September 22, 2026, with photographs, records and artefacts tracing the country’s law-making history.
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Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Pro and Its First Folding Phone. Should You Buy?
Apple has launched the iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and its first foldable, the iPhone Duo. Here is what changed, how it compares to rivals, and when upgrading is worth it.
Legon Releases 2026/27 Admissions, Warns Applicants Against Paying Middlemen
The University of Ghana has released 2026/27 undergraduate admissions and opened a help desk at Legon, while warning applicants not to pay agents who claim to secure places.
White maize price jumps 8.9 percent in August, still far below last year
White maize averaged GH\u00a23,141 per metric tonne in August, up 8.9 per cent on the month but 36.3 per cent below last year, AGRA’s Food Security Monitor says.
NPP Says No To Five-Year Presidential Term, Backs Current Four Years
The NPP has rejected the Constitutional Review Committee’s proposal to extend Ghana’s presidential term to five years, saying a four-year mandate protects accountability.
NPP Wants MPs Barred From Public Boards Under New Constitution
The NPP says sitting MPs should be constitutionally barred from public boards and procurement bodies, backing a Constitutional Review Committee proposal the government has resisted.
Oil Split In Two Markets As Hormuz Risk Bites, Brent Above $107
Brent is above $107 a barrel as war risk in the Persian Gulf splits the oil market, with Iraqi crude discounted over $43 while barrels outside Hormuz hit record highs.
Seven Accra patrol officers taken off duty over ATM extortion claim
The Ghana Police Service has interdicted seven named patrol officers in Accra over an allegation that they forced a man to withdraw money from an ATM for them.
Saudi Crude Detour Through Oman Pulls Oil Prices Down A Second Day
Brent fell 1.2% to $104.59 and WTI to $101.29 after Saudi Arabia offered extra crude cargoes via Oman, easing fears of Middle East supply disruption after pipeline attacks.
GRA says AI at the ports lifted customs collections by $100m a month
GRA Commissioner-General Anthony Kwasi Sarpong says customs revenue has climbed from about $350m to $450m a month since an AI valuation system went live in April.