Ghana's jury system for capital cases traces back to a 1960 law and Article 19 of the 1992 Constitution, but the seven-citizen jury pool has grown dangerously shallow
Ghana's Supreme Court has struck down the delegate system political parties have used since 1992 to elect presidential and parliamentary candidates, ordering a shift toward direct participation by all party members within a year
A wave of prosecutions under Sections 207 and 208 of Ghana's Criminal Offences Act — provisions rights groups trace to colonial-era public order law — has put TikTok influencers behind bars and reignited a decades-old debate over criminal libel, free expression, and who gets to decide what counts as "fear and panic."
Parliament has passed the Tribunal Bill, 2026, creating a two-tier system of Regional and District Tribunals for the first time since the PNDC era. Supporters call it constitutional housekeeping; the Minority and organised labour call it a warning sign
A constitutional amendment backed by President Mahama would open government roles to dual nationals, reviving a decades-old debate over what allegiance to Ghana should require
A Ghanaian High Court authorized police assistance for a British investment firm and a court-appointed receiver to take control of a landmark luxury hotel in the capital
Engineers & Planners (E&P), headed by Ibrahim Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama, is allegedly refusing to relinquish the Black Volta gold mine despite two separate legal rulings ordering it to stop occupying the site
The forced closure of Union Trust Bank ends a 31-year experiment in homegrown finance — and leaves behind a bitter dispute over whether regulators acted in good faith
Government-controlled board ousts Dean Adansi without public explanation, raising UK regulatory red flags and reviving questions about Accra's plans for its London-based trade bank
Ghana's jury system for capital cases traces back to a 1960 law and Article 19 of the 1992 Constitution, but the seven-citizen jury pool has grown dangerously shallow
A former Goldman Sachs executive went on trial in Brooklyn this week, accused of funneling more than $1 million in bribes to Ghanaian officials to win approval for a Turkish company's power plant project.
Ghana's new basic school curriculum will introduce Chinese as an optional language starting in kindergarten, developed with technical support from Confucius Institutes whose funding terms and oversight arrangements with the government remain undisclosed
From encrypted digital files unlocked by remote "keys" to layers of regional distributors between Accra and Hollywood, the journey a film takes to reach a Silverbird screen reveals why Ghana's cinema industry has stayed a two-player market for nearly two decades.
While global events like the WNBA All-Star Game and the US National Women Soccer League shatter attendance records through deliberate investment, WAFCON 2026 is playing out in front of rows of empty seats in Morocco
A Ghanaian startup called boafuo is using AI to replace the battered notebooks of tailers and seamstresses — and it started with a bridesmaid dress disaster
A sweeping stack of tech legislation promises to modernise Ghana's digital economy. Critics say it would wall off the very market Ghana has pledged to open
Ghana is a tropical country with lots of sunlight all year. But the country has so far failed to take advantage of the sun's potential for electricty for its citizens
When Ghana signed a $1 billion tech agreement with the UAE in May 2025, it was hailed as a digital "quantum leap." But beneath the promise of a Silicon Valley in Ningo-Prampram lies a web of uncomfortable associations, including deceased sex trafficker Jeffery Epstein
The government's National AI Strategy 2025–2035 is ambitious, well-structured, and arrives at exactly the right moment. It also faces some serious headwinds
The association behind the levy says the money funded an employability training programme. Affected personnel say they never consented and are demanding a criminal
When Coachella's parent company came for Accra's crown jewel, Afrochella's management settled and strategically made a name change. But did the episode have an
The Diaspora Affairs Office has announced a two-month cultural and institutional immersion programme for Ghanaian youth abroad, drawing mixed reactions as the country's own
Frederick Kumi, alleged leader of a transnational fraud network, faces wire fraud and money laundering charges in Ohio after being extradited from Ghana