As the Affirmative Action Gender Equity Bill is passed into an Act, the Affirmative Action Bill (AABill) Coalition has expressed optimism that its implementation will increase female representation in Parliament to 30 percent by 2026.
The government of Ghana, through the National Health Insurance Authority, together with the stakeholders in the health sector, launched an innovative initiative, called "Free Annual Health Checkup," to enhance healthcare for all citizens.
The Government through the Ministry of Energy is to distribute a million more free efficient cookstoves to reduce fuel costs between 30 to 60 per cent nationwide for free.
The Nature and Development Foundation (NDF) has completed a digital security training program for Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) in Sefwi Wiawso.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has appointed a young Ghanaian health expert, Dr. Khalifa Banda, to its Technical Advisory Group on Emergency Preparedness and Response (WHO EPR-TAG).
Three Members of the Minority in Parliament have sued the Ghana Revenue Authority and the Ministry of Finance for their attempts to grant tax waivers to some 42 companies under the One District One Factory initiative.
A court in Accra has subpoenaed the Madina District Crime Officer to appear before it in respect of GHC94,000 given to him allegedly by an accused person.
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, the Minister for Works and Housing, has signed contract for the construction of two storm drains at Kaneshie, in the Greater Accra Region.
