Uncertainty hangs over the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) as the examining body, West African Examinations Council (WAEC), waits to recoup almost 98 per cent of GH¢95.83 million it needs to organise the examination.
Data from the 2023 national and sub-national HIV and AIDS estimates and projections showed 17, 774 people- 6,457 males and 11, 317 females- became newly infected with HIV in that year.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration has announced that Ghanaians travelling to Kenya will receive an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for free upon application.
Achieving Ghana’s development goals entails the practical ‘owning’ of the national vision and collaboration with all key stakeholders, and it is therefore imperative that faith-based organisations work hand-in-hand with government to move the nation in the desired direction, Vice President Bawumia has stated.
The Ministry of Works and Housing is poised to receive bids from private sector entities eager to take on the redevelopment of the long-stalled Saglemi Housing Project.
The Supreme Court has by a unanimous decision thrown out an application seeking to start the trial of former Chief Executive of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Dr Stephen Kwabena Opuni and two others afresh.
The National Service Scheme (NSS) has released PIN Codes for 133,476 final-year Ghanaian students from all accredited universities nationwide for the 2024/2025 service year.
The Public Interest Accountability Committee (PIAC) has disclosed that Ghana’s Sovereign Wealth Fund also known as the Ghana Heritage Fund (GHF), generated $29 million in annual income in 2023.
The Minister for Interior, Henry Quartey has expressed gratitude for strong bilateral relations between Ghana and Hungary, emphasising the importance of security and intelligence cooperation.
During cross-examination, the state presented 68 WhatsApp messages sent by Richard Jakpa, the third accused in the ongoing Ato Forson trial, to Attorney-General Godfred Dame, along with the two responses from the Attorney-General.
The Supreme Court will today, June 19, 2024 deliver its judgment in the case in which Mark Darlington Osae has filed a suit against directives that banned celebrities from alcoholic advertisements.
