Sentuo Built and Began Operations Of Its Oil Refinery On a Wetland Despite EPA Objections. Then It Ran Into New Controversy
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
Ghana’s Government is Introducing New Laws to Curb The Practice of Tenants Paying Rent in Advance
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,
Dutch Court Reportedly Clears Way for Ghana MP’s Extradition to United States to Face Wire Fraud Charges
A court in Amsterdam has ruled that Ohene Kwame Frimpong, a Ghanaian independent legislator, can be transferred to face a five-count federal indictment —
Ghanaian Editor Given Seven Day Jail Sentence Over Coverage of Petraco-Springfield Fraud Dispute
The conviction of Larry Dogbey of The Herald raises press freedom questions as Ghana's courts wade deeper into the Petraco-Springfield saga
Ghana Suspends All Gun Licences, Orders Mental Health Screening for Firearms Holders
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
Uncomfortable Truth: Does Ghana Have a Child Sexual Abuse Problem?
Defilement cases are rising, prosecutions remain sluggish, and a promised sex offender registry has been stuck "on the drawing board" for six years
Presidential Report Which Clears Ghana’s Ministry of Roads of Wrongdoing in Big Push Road Projects, Raises More Scrutiny
A presidential inquiry into sole-sourcing abuse found no wrongdoing — but its own independence, methodology, and omissions raise questions that may outlast its conclusions
President Mahama Promised To Abolish “Ex-Gratia” Payments. A Report That Shows What They Cost is Reportedly Being Withheld
A committee's controversial findings on elite public pay have quietly shaped what Ghana's top officeholders earn