Decriminalization of suicide in Ghana good but not enough – Prof. Osei
Prof. Akwasi Osei, former Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Authority, has argued that decriminalizing suicide in Ghana was a positive move, but not adequate.
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Phone-snatching at Ashaiman: Residents call for urgent police intervention
Some residents of Ashaiman have appealed to the Ghana Police Service and other relevant agencies to take decisive actions on the growing menace of a phone-snatching syndicate threatening their safety.
Pius Hadzide makes public admission, six years after Ghana police cleared him in Australia visa…
Six years ago, the Ghana Police CID, tasked to investigate a disgraceful visa scandal involving some public officials, cleared them of any wrongdoing.
We are under pressure – Otto Addo admits
Black Stars Head Coach Otto Addo has admitted to being under pressure following the poor start in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.
Black Stars to play home matches on neutral grounds as CAF bans Baba Yara Stadium
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has withdrawn its approval for the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi due to technical infractions, including an unsuitable playing field.
Gomoa Community Rural Bank appeals for tax cuts for banking sector
The Gomoa Community Rural Bank Limited has appealed to the government to grant banks in the country tax cuts, to enable them to operate optimally.
Police ask for more time to complete investigations in Kuntunse murder case
The case of the Police Constable accused of shooting a driver to death over transport fare at Kuntunse Satellite, near Amasaman has been adjourned to September 24.
Government’s investment in roads key to poverty reduction – Minister
Francis Asenso-Boakye, the Minister for Roads and Highways, says road infrastructure plays a critical role in reducing poverty and improving economic opportunities in Ghana.
WHO asked to address alcohol policy to promote healthy ageing in Africa
Movendi International, a global network for development through alcohol prevention has called on World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Member States to address the benefits of alcohol policy to promote healthy ageing in Africa.
Damaged effigies: Court awaits comprehensive report on mental status of accused
The Kwabenya Circuit Court has adjourned to September 18, the case of Newwell Gavu, the man held for destroying six Statues of the big six at Airport roundabout in Accra.