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The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations has announced plans to merge AT Ghana (formerly AirtelTigo) and Telecel Ghana, aiming to establish a stronger and more sustainable telecom operator....

Two months after the shocking death of immigration officer Stephen King Amoah, his family is demanding answers over what they allege are missing portions of his body, insisting they cannot...

Savannah Regional Minister, Salisu Be-Awuribe, has expressed optimism that the violent clashes over the Gbinyiri land dispute will be resolved within a week or two, following sustained government engagement with...

Accra – Dr. Ishmael Hlovor has also emphasized the need for Ghanaian diplomatic missions to meet clearly defined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to ensure they deliver tangible benefits and do...

International Relations expert, Dr. Ishmael Hlovor, has thrown his support behind the government’s new policy to acquire state-owned diplomatic properties rather than continue renting abroad. Speaking on the expenses associated...

Following the recent electoral setback in Akwatia, Dr. Samuel Afriyie, a Political Scientist has called for sweeping changes within the NPP to rejuvenate the party. He argued that all current...

Dr. Samuel Afriyie, a Political Scientist has raised concerns over the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), arguing that the party’s current structure is unable to hold together effectively....

Addressing the newly sworn-in envoys, President John Dramani Mahama stressed the urgent need to curb high expenditure on rented diplomatic properties, revealing that Ghana spends over $15 million annually on...

President John Dramani Mahama has officially sworn in 15 distinguished individuals as Ghana’s Ambassadors, High Commissioners, and Consul-Generals, to represent the country across the globe. The ceremony took place on...

The Mayor of Accra, Michael Kpakpo Allotey, has entered the ongoing debate over whether Kotoka International Airport should replace the Akan word “Akwaaba,” meaning “welcome,” with its Ga equivalent, “Oobakɛ.”...