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This report outlines Ghana’s employment regulations regarding worker protections during maternity leave, confirming that employers cannot legally dismiss staff solely for taking this leave. It details the legal rights of expectant mothers and the official channels for reporting unlawful termination.
An internet personality has died after receiving a fatal pulmonary embolism linked to a controversial penile enhancement injection. Medical experts are warning about the severe risks associated with unregulated cosmetic treatments.
Unmanaged menopausal symptoms and persistent workplace stigma are forcing many experienced female professionals in Ghana to step back from their careers, highlighting a growing regional labor issue.
Industry leaders warn that excessive mockery and social stigma are discouraging new talent from pursuing careers in Ghana's creative and performance sectors.
Government officials announced that complete financing for the Accra-Kumasi Expressway project will be secured by year-end, eliminating the need for external borrowing.
A report highlights the ongoing challenges faced by communities in Chakori, Ghana, where inadequate mobile network infrastructure severely limits access to reliable telecommunications.
A recent report reveals that the vast majority of traditional herbal medicine practitioners in Ghana operate outside official regulatory frameworks, raising concerns about safety and standardization.
Authorities in the Upper West region have launched a heightened enforcement operation targeting undocumented migrants, aiming to regularize residency status and curb illegal settlement.
Advocates emphasize that modernizing the traditional practice of nkoko nkitinkiti requires structured business education to ensure economic sustainability and compliance with wildlife regulations.
The GRA has issued an official clarification confirming that travelers are exempt from customs duties when importing up to two mobile phones into the country.
Prudential Life Insurance has released a mobile application designed to educate users on personal finance management, budgeting, and overall financial literacy.
Analysts are examining the potential for Africa's vast reserves of critical minerals to transition beyond simple extraction and serve as a catalyst for broader continental industrialization.
Commentary pieces are evaluating Ghana President John Dramani Mahama's strategic doctrine on national resource sovereignty and its implications for domestic economic control and foreign investment.
The Transport Minister announced that a strict mandatory towing system for traffic violations will officially commence in 2027 to improve road safety and compliance.
Public health officials report that malaria and gastroenteritis continue to plague the Prampram district, prompting calls for improved sanitation and preventive healthcare measures.
Religious leaders in Ghana have publicly spoken out against illegal small-scale mining while also addressing matters concerning the National Cathedral.
The West African Examinations Council has published the provisional results for the 2026 WASSCE, noting an increase in candidate participation alongside improved scores in science and social studies. However, results for over eight thousand students were cancelled due to examination irregularities.
A transplanted pig kidney has functioned successfully in a United States patient for a record-breaking 271 days, marking a major breakthrough in xenotransplantation research.
The United Nations General Assembly has approved a resolution endorsing a new world map that replaces the traditional Mercator projection. The updated cartographic standard aims to correct geographical distortions and accurately reflect Africa’s true relative size.
The Commission on Secondary Schools Placement and Selection has officially published the 2026 placement results for junior high school graduates. Students can now access their assigned secondary school placements through the designated online portal.
Ghanaian Member of Parliament Patricia Appiagyei has publicly denied authorship of a circulating memo that falsely claimed she refused a GH¢70,000 payment from Supreme Court judges. She condemned the document as a deliberate fabrication designed to damage her reputation and political standing.
Bitcoin is on track to record its third straight weekly increase as investors navigate broader macroeconomic headwinds and shifting market dynamics.
The Daily Graphic continues to maintain its position as Ghana's best-selling newspaper, reinforcing its widespread readership and influence across the country. The outlet remains a primary source for national news and analysis.
The telecommunications company collaborates with the conservation organization to promote ecological preservation and sustainable business practices in Ghana.
The Computerized School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) in Ghana is set to publish its secondary school placement results later today at 10:00 PM.
The United Kingdom has firmly rejected Argentina’s renewed sovereignty claims and threatened oil sanctions, reaffirming its commitment to the Falkland Islands’ right to self-determination. The diplomatic friction intensified following controversial remarks from both Argentine President Javier Milei and former US President Donald Trump.
The Bottling Company of Ghana (BOST) has distributed a GH¢34.2 million dividend to the state for the first time in its corporate history. The payout marks a significant milestone for both the company and national revenue streams.
An illegal mining pit collapsed in Ghana’s Manso Keniago area, killing at least seven people and leaving one miner trapped. The incident highlights the ongoing dangers associated with unregulated small-scale mining operations in the region.
Authorities in Accra have detained a 51-year-old man and his 42-year-old wife on charges related to drug distribution, as reported by the National Anti-Cocaine Commission (NACOC).
President William Ruto has ordered a nationwide enforcement drive targeting undocumented foreign nationals running small-scale enterprises across Kenya. The directive has drawn support from local traders who argue the measures will protect domestic economic interests and ensure regulatory compliance.
Authorities in Ghana have initiated a public awareness campaign targeting witchweed, a parasitic plant that severely damages crops and threatens national agricultural output.
Ghanaian media and citizens are marking the milestone birthday of Mrs. Agnes Sam, highlighting her life philosophy and contributions to society.
A charitable organization has introduced a new mentorship initiative designed to support and empower young girls through education and career guidance. The program aims to address gender disparities and provide long-term developmental resources for participants.
The Institute of Economic Affairs in Ghana has recommended revisions to the 1992 Constitution aimed at reducing the executive appointment authority of the president.
The national education authority has published a unified prospectus document to guide incoming senior high school students across the country.
The global football governing body has formally condemned UEFA, alleging the European confederation is running a coordinated disinformation effort targeting Gianni Infantino's leadership.
Ghanaian officials have confirmed that the construction of the major Accra-Kumasi highway will be entirely financed by the end of 2026 without requiring additional borrowing. The announcement outlines the government's strategy to complete the critical infrastructure project using domestic resources.
Educators and youth advocates emphasize that higher education institutions must focus on holistic development and practical skills beyond traditional graduation requirements.
The professional body announced updated entry guidelines for its annual awards, introducing two new categories while discontinuing the Best Female Journalist award.
The newly formed Ghana Jazz Orchestra is making its debut, aiming to elevate contemporary jazz performance and showcase homegrown musical talent across the country.
The deputy coordinator of the National Democratic Congress apprenticeship programme has called on recent appointees to prioritize direct outreach and responsiveness to local communities.
Approximately 50,000 candidates who sat for the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination were denied placement in Senior High Schools after failing mandatory English and Mathematics requirements.
Insurance industry professional Ellen Amihere has been recognized as Claims Professional of the Year at the CIIG Awards, highlighting her expertise and contributions to claims management.
The renowned football manager has signed a contract extension with his national team, setting his sights on leading the squad to success in the upcoming African Cup of Nations and the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Primary and lower secondary schools across Ghana are scheduled to reopen their doors on Tuesday following the designated academic break.
Over 34,000 Senior High School students in Ghana preferred Aburi Girls and Achimota schools for the 2026 placement exercise, leading to intense competition for limited spots.
STAR-Ghana and the Botnar Foundation have launched a new phase of their collaborative program focused on youth-driven community development. The initiative aims to empower young leaders across Ghana with resources and training.
A newly minted one-dollar coin featuring Donald Trump has been issued, making him the first sitting or former living U.S. president to appear on American currency since the early 20th century.
Officials are reiterating the administration's commitment to prioritizing domestic development and national interests under the current governing framework.
Ghana's Vice President has called on government agencies to ensure that decentralization initiatives directly improve living standards and service delivery for local communities.
Finance Minister begins consultations with Trade Ministry on New Economy Programme Graphic Online
The Ghanaian Transport Minister has called on motorcycle taxi operators to cooperate with the government's efforts to formally regulate and integrate okadas into the national transport system.
The Rest is Entertainment company is introducing a new scripted audio series through its dedicated Goalhanger Drama unit, aiming to replicate the high-stakes thriller appeal of the Bourne franchise in audio format.
A curated collection of the latest updates, gossip, and cultural highlights from Ghana’s entertainment industry and public figures.
The popular musician will perform alongside other notable acts at the upcoming mobile money festival celebrating digital finance and entertainment in Ghana.
President John Dramani Mahama has removed the leadership boards of nine Ghanaian state-owned enterprises and agencies, citing chronic underperformance and institutional indiscipline. The move is part of a broader administrative overhaul aimed at improving accountability and operational efficiency across public sector entities.
The Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana has released a public announcement seeking applications for multiple Project and Project Officer positions.
Contestants Sultex and Goddessa have been evicted from Big Brother Naija Season 11 as the 'Operation Release the Gambit' phase begins. The eviction marks a major shift in the competition.
Former minister Afriyie-Ankrah stated that moral character, rather than academic qualifications, is the defining trait of great leaders.
Organizers announced the delay of the HoodTalk Musical Festival, citing logistical reasons for rescheduling to a future date.
Ghanaian entertainer Kobby Kyei publicly thanked fellow artist Stonebwoy for providing financial support that enabled him to purchase his first vehicle.
The nation's highest court has dismissed a procedural request to revisit a previous judgment involving the prominent political figure, bringing further closure to his ongoing legal battles.
Ghana has experienced a series of devastating traffic accidents on its primary highways, including a head-on collision on the Accra-Aflao route that claimed 13 lives and a separate bus crash on the Kumasi-Accra corridor that required the rescue of 68 passengers. Authorities have launched investigations into both incidents.
The Bank of Ghana issued a statement confirming that non-interest banking operations will remain strictly secular and will not promote any religious faith.
The African Continental Free Trade Area agreement and the United States Economic Growth through Quality and Standards Enhancement initiative have signed a memorandum to develop a digital trade corridor in Ghana.
The Bank of Ghana and Securities Commission have issued alerts regarding fraudulent cryptocurrency promotions utilizing a manipulated video of President John Dramani Mahama.
Operators at the Bagré Dam have initiated controlled water release procedures to manage rising reservoir levels and prevent structural overflow during peak inflow periods.
Medical experts highlight critical symptoms of postpartum depression that new mothers and caregivers should monitor, emphasizing the importance of timely intervention and mental health support.
The article highlights the career path and achievements of Abena Animwaa Yeboah-Banin as she establishes herself as a professor.
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Education minister Nana Aba Anamoah calls for public encouragement and understanding for students who did not achieve their desired outcomes in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination.
The Ghanaian government announced plans to introduce peace education clubs across all Senior High Schools to promote conflict resolution and social cohesion among students.
The Ghanaian Finance Minister stated that government procurement processes must be leveraged strategically to drive and accelerate national economic growth.
A new feature examines the career and scholarly contributions of the distinguished academic, detailing her path to becoming a professor in Ghana.
Dr. Kusi emphasizes the need to leverage the skills and knowledge of the Ghanaian diaspora to drive national economic development.
A new annual awards ceremony has been launched in Ghana to recognize and celebrate living figures who have made significant contributions to the nation's cultural and social development.
The GCAA has officially rejected recent claims alleging mistreatment or unfair treatment of its employees, maintaining that workplace standards comply with national labor regulations.
The commission opened a dedicated facility in Kumasi to decentralize operations, improve oversight of mining activities, and provide closer regulatory support to local stakeholders.
The Ghanaian government has introduced a new initiative aimed at identifying and supporting gifted young people across the country to foster national development.
Home economics is being promoted in Ghana as a vital field offering diverse career opportunities beyond traditional domestic roles, encouraging youth engagement and economic empowerment.
Prominent cultural figures from Senya Bereku are mobilizing resources and support to assist their local community, highlighting the role of traditional leaders in grassroots development.
The Ghana Association of Banks has called for enhanced cooperation among financial institutions to combat rising cyber threats and secure digital transactions across the country.
An editorial highlights the growing deterioration of respectful dialogue in public spheres, calling for a renewed commitment to constructive communication.
Following a devastating blaze in Aboso, Ghanaian officials and community leaders are calling for unified police-community cooperation to prevent future tragedies.
Ghana’s Judicial Service has defended Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie’s recent remarks regarding state-owned enterprises, stating they were made in good faith. Officials emphasized that the comments do not threaten the judiciary’s independence or impartiality.
The media outlet has updated its standard informational page detailing its editorial mission, history, and contact information for readers and advertisers.
The Ghanaian news outlet Graphic Online has published its official informational page, outlining the publication's history, editorial mission, and operational details.
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CUTS International has voiced competition concerns regarding a proposed uniform GH¢12 surcharge by the Ghana Cement Manufacturers Association, warning of potential market distortion.
Cryptocurrency exchange Yellow Card has publicly restated its commitment to operating within Ghana's evolving digital asset framework, aligning with national regulatory efforts to formalize the crypto sector.
Seven police officers in Ghana have been promoted by the Inspector General of Police for successfully apprehending five suspects linked to the robbery and murder of a gold dealer in Agona Nkwanta.
The Organized Crime Unit of the Ghana Police Service is investigating claims that lawmakers demanded a GH¢70,000 payment linked to parliamentary vetting processes.
Prominent Ghanaian actor Bovi discussed his current approach to script selection, explaining the specific criteria that lead him to turn down certain acting opportunities today.
Standard Chartered Bank has paid a GH¢97.8 million dividend to the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), strengthening the pension fund's investment portfolio. The payment reflects continued profitability and commitment to local institutional investors.
Transplanted pig kidney works in US man's body for record 271 days Graphic Online
Two major petroleum distributors are deepening their collaboration to improve domestic fuel availability and distribution efficiency.
The Ghanaian government has announced a major environmental initiative to clear decades of accumulated waste from the Sodom and Gomorrah area and James Town Beach. Officials stated that the remediation project is long overdue and aims to restore the degraded coastal ecosystem.
A prominent Ghanaian political figure has urged authorities and citizens to dismantle the logistical networks supplying illegal weapons and materials to vigilante groups.
US financier Leon Black has filed a lawsuit to block a congressional subpoena related to the House’s Epstein investigation, refusing to comply with the panel’s summons. The legal challenge highlights escalating tensions between prominent donors and lawmakers probing financial ties to the convicted sex offender.
A columnist argues that while Health Minister Zanetor Ababio is charismatic, her public statements often lack scientific rigor, urging a greater emphasis on evidence-based policymaking in Ghana's healthcare sector.
The National Commission for Civic Education is expanding its outreach programs to preserve and enhance the country's democratic achievements and civic participation.
The academic leader has officially assumed the top administrative role at the theological institution following a formal installation ceremony.
The Ghana Revenue Authority clarified that carrying more than two mobile phones does not automatically incur customs duty, but travelers may face scrutiny for possible commercial imports.
Aburi Girls and Achimota School face unprecedented demand for the 2026 academic year, with more than 34,000 students opting to compete for limited spots instead of accepting placements elsewhere.
An educational feature emphasizes strategies to demystify mathematics and foster greater confidence among young students in Ghanaian classrooms.
Authorities are investigating a 72-year-old security guard in the BOGISS case who allegedly used a cell phone to lure a student victim prior to the alleged assault.
The Ghana Tourism Authority has officially launched the Tour Du Ghana 2026 cycling event and inaugurated a dedicated planning committee to coordinate logistics and promote international participation.
The Ghana Education Service has rolled out a standardized prospectus outlining required items and procedures for all senior high schools across the country.
The bank engages female business owners in Accra to discuss funding opportunities and business growth strategies.
Societe Generale Ghana has organized a targeted engagement session for female business owners, focusing on accessible financing options and strategic growth opportunities in the local market.
Ghana's Education Minister held talks with the Chinese ambassador to advance plans for the Damongo university development initiative.
The annual pageant concluded with the crowning of Maame Esi Kodie as the winner for 2026, celebrating natural beauty and cultural representation in Ghana.
The global Pentecostal denomination has officially unveiled plans for its upcoming 2026 World Congress, drawing attendees and leaders from churches worldwide.
The Dutch central bank has transferred more than 80 tonnes of gold from vaults in the United States and Canada to London, citing rising geopolitical tensions and long-term crisis preparedness. The move underscores broader European efforts to secure financial assets amid global instability.
Legal experts and civil society groups are urging Ghanaian authorities to move beyond rhetoric and ensure the constitutional guarantee of expedited court proceedings becomes a reality.
Ongoing construction activities at the Hansonic site are proceeding as planned, marking continued development progress for the commercial or residential project.
Constitution review implementation: NCCE, media have critical roles to play — EU Graphic Online
Supreme Court dismisses Oppong Nkrumah’s review application Graphic Online
Government official Ayariga has urged authorities to completely reform the country's waste collection and disposal infrastructure to address growing environmental and public health challenges.
A newly released mobile application aims to help Ghanaians check the marital history of potential partners before marriage to prevent fraud and bigamy.
Artist Awudi took home the Emerging Act of the Year award at the Ghana Music Awards held in the United States, highlighting growing recognition for diaspora talent.
Ghana’s Food and Drugs Authority has ordered the immediate withdrawal of Arcan Bitters from the market after testing revealed the presence of an undeclared erectile dysfunction medication. Health officials warn consumers to discard the product due to potential adverse health effects.
The head of Ghana's Cyber Security Authority stressed that protecting customer data is a fundamental obligation that every business must prioritize to ensure national digital safety.
Following catastrophic floods that killed hundreds and left many missing, Nepal is intensifying efforts to improve its early warning systems, including seeking Chinese satellite data. Search operations continue for nine South Koreans still missing in the worst-hit areas.
Athletes representing Greater Accra have dominated the competition, securing top honors at the prestigious international taekwondo tournament hosted in Ghana.
National leaders are advancing plans to establish Ghana as a regional energy center while simultaneously working to restore operations at the national petroleum corporation.
The annual Insurance Hub event is scheduled for October 21 at the Wesley Towers Auditorium, bringing together industry leaders to discuss regional insurance developments.
A dietary analysis evaluates the glycemic impact of apples versus pears, offering guidance on which fruit is more suitable for individuals monitoring their blood glucose levels.
The Ghanaian presidency has officially terminated the mandate of the 15-member board overseeing the country’s national sports development and administration.
Telecel Ghana has initiated SME Month 2026, a dedicated campaign aimed at unlocking growth opportunities and providing resources for small and medium-sized enterprise owners across the country.
Ghana’s annual inflation rate rose to 5.0 percent in August 2026, driven primarily by surging non-food prices. The increase marks a notable shift in the country’s economic indicators amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
Graphic Online reports that charges against the popular artist were dismissed by the court, leading to his immediate release following legal proceedings.
The pharmacy chain expanded its preventive care services by conducting on-site health assessments and screenings for residents in the Sebrepor area.
In a public address, the National Security Council reminded Ghanaians to remain vigilant and appreciate the nation's stability amid ongoing security assessments.
A Graphic Online opinion piece explores public attitudes toward revenge, prompting readers to reflect on their own perspectives amid current social or political tensions in Ghana.
Authorities in Accra detained two individuals for alleged marijuana possession at the bustling Arts Centre market, highlighting ongoing local law enforcement efforts against drug trafficking.
Children in Ghana's Volta Region are developing addictions to cannabis-laced toffees and soft drinks, sparking urgent public health warnings and calls for stricter regulation of infused products.
Ghana’s capital, Accra, is set to welcome the fifth edition of the International Customer Service Summit this October. Industry professionals and business leaders will gather to discuss emerging trends and best practices in customer experience management.
In a formal address to civil servants, Dr. Agyeman-Rawlings emphasized the imperative of maintaining rigorous standards of transparency and accountability in all public sector operations.
A new infrastructure initiative was officially launched in Ho to extend electrical grid connectivity to 206 previously underserved communities across the Volta Region of Ghana.
A recent feature examines the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and professional writing, discussing how AI tools are reshaping creative workflows and authorship.
The Institute of Engineering Technology Ghana inducted 130 new engineers and called for the development of an underground rail transportation system.
Telecommunications giant MTN Ghana has collaborated with the University of Ghana to launch an artificial intelligence initiative aimed at addressing local technological and societal challenges.
MTN Ghana has partnered with the Ghana Wildlife Society to promote ecological conservation and sustainable environmental practices across the region.
Representatives from the transport sector in Ghana have formally requested a regulatory review of current public transportation fares to address operational costs and economic pressures.
Leaders of the Church of Pentecost in Ghana have publicly emphasized that individuals with physical disabilities equally deserve spiritual salvation and full participation in religious life.
Authorities in Ghana are urging pharmacy technicians to prioritize patient safety and rigorously follow established guidelines to reduce the incidence of medication errors across healthcare facilities.
The New Juaben South municipal assembly has distributed essential tools and financial aid to 41 persons with disabilities to promote independence and economic inclusion.
Officials advocate for upgraded competency requirements and rigorous training protocols for maritime workers to enhance safety, operational efficiency, and global compliance.
Reports indicate that at least 37 people died after inhaling toxic fumes released during an illegal petroleum siphoning operation in Nigeria, raising safety and regulatory concerns.
Medical experts in Ghana are issuing strong warnings that force-feeding young children can lead to severe health complications and even death, urging parents to adopt safer feeding practices.
The government of Ghana has concluded its evacuation exercise for citizens affected by the recent wave of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, with about 1,900 Ghanaians brought back home, Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced. Mr Ablakwa said the final group of evacuees had been successfully brought to Ghana, bringing the second phase […]
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Canadian authorities have officially introduced a redesigned twenty-dollar banknote that prominently displays a portrait of King Charles III, replacing the previous monarch's image on the currency.
Returning from a leadership program in the UK, professional athlete Christiana Ashley reaffirms her dedication to advancing opportunities and development in women's sports.
The Ghana Tourism Authority has announced a strategic partnership with Africa’s Brain Bank to support the groundbreaking of a new medical city initiative in Ghana.
The Member of Parliament for Ablekuma North has officially launched a new poultry farming initiative designed to empower local youth and women. The project aims to create economic opportunities and boost agricultural development in the constituency.
Rising Ghanaian musician Black Sherif drops his six-track extended play 'Sun Sherif', fulfilling long-standing fan expectations and expanding his musical catalog.
The annual horticultural event returns to Ghana, focusing on sustainable landscaping, eco-friendly gardening practices, and the intersection of nature and commercial enterprise.
The National Vaccine Institute of Ghana and the World Health Organization are partnering to strengthen the country's clinical trials ecosystem, aiming to improve local research capacity and global health contributions.
Nutrition experts have identified eight foods that can help individuals sleep better at night, citing their natural sleep-promoting properties. The list offers dietary suggestions for improving rest.
Experts and officials emphasize that implementing a mandatory periodic inspection regime for premises wiring is a critical missing link in Ghana's strategy to prevent devastating electrical fires.
Ghana's customs authority has issued a warning regarding enhanced inspections and tighter regulatory enforcement at all national entry points.
The Minerals Commission (MIIF) has set an ambitious target of collecting GH¢9 billion in mining royalties, aiming to boost national revenue from the sector.
Agricultural specialists urge the Ghanaian government to implement standardized machinery regulations to improve farming efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and boost regional food security.
Regional authorities in Ghana have launched an inquiry into allegations of financial mismanagement and irregularities within the national school feeding program.
The EU has officially inaugurated its annual film festival in Ghana, showcasing cinematic works that highlight shared narratives between Africa and Europe. The event aims to strengthen cultural ties and promote cross-continental artistic collaboration.
The Ohio Ladies organization is spearheading a project to construct dedicated housing for doctors and nurses in Taviefe, aiming to improve healthcare access and retention in the area.
Fiscal authorities have warned Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies that they will not receive District Assemblies Common Fund allocations without properly approved local budgets.
The Vice President is rallying national support to accelerate the development of Volta Lake into a key regional transport and economic corridor.
Approximately 50,000 candidates who sat for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) in Ghana were excluded from Senior High School placement for the 2026 academic year after failing either English or Mathematics. The results highlight ongoing challenges in core subject performance among junior high school graduates.
The traditional ruler was greeted with a grand Akwasidae ceremony after completing a ten-day official trip to Maryland and other U.S. locations.
Law enforcement officers secured an AK-47 weapon with 28 rounds of ammunition in the Binduri district following a confrontation that resulted in the death of one suspect.
The Ghanaian publication delivers a broad overview of current entertainment industry updates and celebrity news for its readership.
The Ghana Education Service has published the official harmonised prospectus detailing admission procedures, requirements, and item lists for Senior High Schools and Technical Schools for the upcoming academic year.
Public figure Selassie Ibrahim announces the passing of her spouse, prompting tributes and condolences from fans and colleagues in Ghana.
Authorities in Agona Nkwanta have detained five individuals suspected of robbing and murdering a gold buyer, marking a significant development in the criminal investigation.
An essay honors the late intellectual Ali Mazrui, reflecting on his profound contributions to African studies and warning against the erosion of scholarly preservation.
A severe traffic collision on the Tema-Aflao highway in Ghana has resulted in thirteen fatalities. Emergency responders and local authorities are managing the aftermath and investigating the cause of the crash.
The Ministry of Education and national teacher unions have reached an agreement to settle outstanding salary payments for approximately 80,000 teachers across the country.
PayPal has laid off roughly 600 employees at its Indian operations as part of a broader global cost-reduction strategy. The workforce reduction aligns with the company’s ongoing efforts to streamline operations and improve financial efficiency.
An editorial argues that continental policies and investment frameworks must be reformed to attract and retain capital from African diaspora and international backers.
The GMet has warned of potential legal proceedings against the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority due to the latter's failure to pay mandated statutory fees for meteorological services.
IEA calls for comprehensive, consultative process in constitution reforms Graphic Online
Music label Kacstone Records has completed a facelift project for the Navrongo Police Headquarters in Ghana as part of a corporate community development initiative.
Uber has introduced its first autonomous taxi service in London in partnership with Wayve, operating with human safety drivers onboard. This launch follows the company's immediate withdrawal from ride-hailing operations in Nigeria and Uganda.
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama has ordered the complete dissolution of management boards at nine state-owned institutions, replacing them with new appointments as part of a government restructuring effort.
A recent commentary argues that Ghana's development strategy should shift focus from merely approving building projects to actively fostering sustainable community infrastructure.
The Eastern Regional Security Council ordered the closure of Okuapeman and Mount Sinai Senior High Schools following violent reprisal attacks that destroyed school facilities.
A new study indicates that a common artificial sweetener may pose deadly health risks, according to Danish researchers. The findings have raised concerns about the safety of the widely used substance.
Organizers have announced an elite-level cycling competition set to take place on September 6, drawing participants from across the region.
The Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemates face another round of nominations and potential eviction as the competition reaches its sixth week.
Ghanaian authorities have arrested six individuals after a violent mob clash in Winneba left three people dead and fifteen others injured, prompting regional security and humanitarian responses.
A nutrition expert emphasized that kontomire, a traditional leafy vegetable, provides greater health benefits compared to spinach and broccoli.
A Ghanaian legal dispute involving allegations of death threats between public figure Yaw Ampofo Ankrah and musician Ayitey Powers has been formally dropped in court.
An exclusive profile features Burna Boy's mother recounting her experiences managing his phone during energetic social media broadcasts.
Jamaican dancehall musician Grace Kaki Awo Ocansey, now professionally known as Dr. Grace Aidoo, has earned a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree and launched a psychiatric wellness center in the United States.
Graphic Online covers the cultural celebrations of the Mek Bono festival within the Bonoman region, highlighting local traditions and community gatherings.
13 dead, five critically injured in Sege-Ada highway crash Graphic Online
Ghana's leading teaching hospital announced a 30% reduction in maternal deaths over the past decade, highlighting improvements in obstetric care and protocols.