One Year On: Ghana Remembers Victims of the Tragic Military Helicopter Crash
How government officials got into a devastating tragic helicopter crash leading all of them dead
Rachael Egyirewaa Sarquah ·
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Two Port Health Officers Sacked at Kotoka Airport Over Extortion Allegations
Two Port Health officers stationed at Kotoka International Airport have been dismissed following allegations that they extorted money from passengers, in the latest disciplinary action linked to efforts to curb misconduct at Ghana's airports.
Stephanie Cofie ·
The Pain of Success: What Nobody Tells You About Finally Making It
Everyone celebrates the win. Almost no one talks about what it actually feels like to get there. A short story about the pain that hides inside success.
Keryx Contributor ·
Two Accra International Airport Workers Dismissed Over Passenger Extortion Allegations
Accra, Ghana – August 5, 2026 The Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) has dismissed two employees of Accra International Airport following allegations that they solicited money from passengers while on duty.
Stephanie Cofie ·
FIGHTING FOR THE FUTURE: GHANA’S BATTLE AGAINST ILLEGAL MINING
Ghana's persistent struggle against illegal small-scale mining (*galamsey*) continues to cause severe environmental destruction, turning major rivers toxic and destroying hundreds of square kilometers of farmland and forest reserves. Despite dangerous, life-threatening reporting by frontline journalists to expose the crisis, weak law enforcement, political interference, and a lack of accountability have allowed the practice to thrive. Experts warn that without strict, non-partisan legal action a
Rachael Egyirewaa Sarquah ·
President Mahama Champions Economic Emancipation, Vows AfCFTA Push for Caribbean
Kingston, Jamaica – August 4, 2026 President John Dramani Mahama has declared that the next great challenge confronting Africa and the Caribbean is economic emancipation, pledging to champion the Caribbean's integration into the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) when he assumes the Chairmanship of the African Union.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Supreme Court Declares Political Parties' Delegate System Unconstitutional
The Supreme Court of Ghana has declared the delegate system used by political parties to elect their presidential and parliamentary candidates unconstitutional, in a landmark ruling expected to reshape the country's internal political processes.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Ghana's Mental Health Journey: Promoting Awareness, Reducing Stigma, and Supporting Well-being
This article talks about the mental health of people, it awareness and reducing stigma to promote well being
Rachael Egyirewaa Sarquah ·
Six Times Reality Seemed to Repeat Itself, and Nobody Has a Good Explanation [Part One]
A novel named the Titanic before it existed. A fictional cabin boy shared a name with a real one 46 years later. Six cases where reality seemed to repeat itself, and nobody has a clean explanation.
Keryx Contributor ·
Government Accepts Proposal to Extend Presidential Term from Four to Five Years Accra, Ghana – July 30, 2026
The Government of Ghana has accepted a recommendation by the Constitution Review Committee (CRC) to extend the tenure of the President from the current four-year term to five years as part of a broader package of proposed constitutional reforms.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Veep Opoku-Agyemang Calls for Urgent Pension Reforms to Guarantee Dignified Retirement for African Workers
Vice President Professor Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has called for comprehensive reforms to pension systems across Africa, stressing that every worker deserves to retire with dignity, financial security, and confidence after years of dedicated service.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Stability: Finance Minister enjoys President Mahama’s full backing – Deputy Finance Minister
Deputy Finance Minister Thomas Ampem Nyarko has dismissed suggestions of any division within the government's economic management team, insisting that Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has the unwavering confidence and support of President John Dramani Mahama.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Flood Mitigation Taskforce begins Dredging, Demolition Exercise across Accra
The Government of Ghana has launched a major flood mitigation exercise across parts of Accra, beginning a phased programme of dredging, desilting and demolition aimed at reducing the city's recurring flood risk.
Stephanie Cofie ·
GoldBod Dismisses Minority's Loss Claims, Cites GH₵5.44bn Audited Surplus
The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has firmly rejected allegations by the Minority in Parliament that the institution is making losses, insisting that its audited financial statements for the 2025 financial year demonstrate strong financial performance.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Chinese Language Proposed as Optional Subject in Revised Basic School Curriculum
Kindergarten and primary school pupils in Ghana could soon have the opportunity to study the Chinese language under the country's revised basic education curriculum, following the submission of a new curriculum framework to the Ministry of Education.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Trump Sparks Fresh 2028 Speculation with Third-Term Remarks
United States President Donald Trump has reignited debate over a possible bid for a third term in office after making a series of remarks suggesting he would be interested in running again in the 2028 presidential election.
Stephanie Cofie ·
Are Humans Wired for War or Did We Just Take It Further Than Anyone Else?
Chimpanzees wage military campaigns. Ants enslave rivals. Humans didn't invent war, but we took it further than any species ever has. A look at the biology behind why, and what it means.
Keryx Contributor ·
We Protect Animals More Than Unborn Humans. Here's What the Science Says About That.
The world spends $143 billion a year protecting endangered animals. It also performs 73 million abortions annually. Here is what the biology says about both without the political framing.
Keryx Contributor ·
Auditor-General Raises Alarm as Assemblies Spend GH¢22.4m to Collect GH¢10.26m in Local Revenue
The Auditor-General's latest reports have uncovered a worrying trend in the finances of Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs), revealing that several assemblies spent more on paying revenue collectors than the amount they generated from local taxes and fees.
Stephanie Cofie ·
NPP Describes Wontumi as 'Political Prisoner,' Vows Appeal Against 20-year Jail Sentence
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has strongly condemned the 20-year prison sentence handed to its Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, describing him as "a political prisoner" and insisting that his conviction was based on assumptions rather than credible evidence.
Stephanie Cofie ·
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