A new consolidated Rent Act is in the works — but with a housing deficit of 1.8 million units and rampant illegal advance-payment demands, the hard question is whether new legislation alone can fix what enforcement has long failed to address
A court in Amsterdam has ruled that Ohene Kwame Frimpong, a Ghanaian independent legislator, can be transferred to face a five-count federal indictment — six weeks after his dramatic arrest aboard a KLM flight
A presidential inquiry into sole-sourcing abuse found no wrongdoing — but its own independence, methodology, and omissions raise questions that may outlast its conclusions
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
A Supreme Court ruling enforcing nearly $10 million in LCIA awards sends a clear message to international investors — and raises pointed questions about one of Ghana's most closely watched oil companies
The Coastal Development Authority's Okada4CODA initiative promised to take motorcycle riders off Ghana's roads and into safer vehicles. Two years later, the programme had little to show for it
A Chinese-owned refinery built on disputed ecological ground secured its licence despite an EPA block. Years later, fuel quality concerns and flooding have raised fresh questions about regulatory oversight
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has halted every active firearm licence in the country, citing a spate of gun suicides and a rising tide of armed violence
Six government-sponsored master's students accuse Ghana's High Commissioner and a staff member of verbal abuse and physical assault after a peaceful protest over nearly two years of unpaid tuition and stipends
A minister's promise of a simultaneous national rollout sounds bold. But it could be actually be a recipe for delay, dependency, and digital inequality
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
Six government-sponsored master's students accuse Ghana's High Commissioner and a staff member of verbal abuse and physical assault after a peaceful protest over nearly