Accra to Run Buses Against Traffic Using “ContraFlow” Arrangement to Ease Rush-Hour Gridlock
From September 29, Ayalolo buses will run against oncoming traffic on sections of three of Accra's busiest roads during rush hours. The plan could
Why Nigeria Has Not Conducted a National Census in Two Decades
Nigeria's last census was conducted in 2006. Since there, there have been setbacks and delays in conducting a new one to ascertain Nigeria's population
Local Brands Hold 84% of Ghana’s FMCG Market as Household Spending Jumps 12.9%
Ghanaian households increased fast-moving consumer goods spending by 12.9% in 2025, but local and regional brands captured the overwhelming share of consumer choice, according
Court Filings Detail Alleged Romance-Scam Money Trail Linked to Ghanaian Member of Parliament
According to detailed US court filings obtained by GhanaWeb, Asante Akyem North MP Ohene Kwame Frimpong allegedly moved more than $2 million in romance-scam
Ghana Loses $235m Arbitration Battle Over Failed Desalination Plant as Local Residents Go Without Water
Spanish infrastructure group Cox wins award against Ghana Water and the state, deepening a crisis that has left over 500,000 residents rationing water for
The Cost of Europe’s Selective Silence on Sudan’s War
When guns fired in Khartoum in April 2023, the EU's response was to "express concern." Since then, Brussels has co-hosted a donor conference, restricted
Under Scrutiny: The Troubled Tenure of Ghana’s Sports Authority Director General
Ghana's National Sports Authority is facing its most serious crisis in years, as Acting Director-General Yaw Ampofo Ankrah becomes the subject of a police
Are Ghana’s Ports Becoming a Recurring Point of Entry for Drug Traffickers?
A €225 million cocaine seizure in France, traced back to a container shipped from Ghana, has reignited scrutiny of the country's ports — and
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