Ghana Announced It Was Adding Chinese to Its Education Curriculum. The Decision Has Raised Eyebrows
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
Why A Controversial 1960 Law is Leading to a Crackdown on Online Speech in Ghana
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
How Movies Reach Ghana’s Cinema Screens — And Why There Are Almost No Competing Cinemas
From encrypted digital files unlocked by remote "keys" to layers of regional distributors between Accra and Hollywood, the journey a film takes to reach
Court Authorizes Enforcement Action Against Oxford Street Hotel Tied to Businessman Known as Cheddar
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
Ghana National Service Personnel Association Suspends Controversial Levy Deduction from Allowances After Backlash
The association behind the levy says the money funded an employability training programme. Affected personnel say they never consented and are demanding a criminal
Afrochella Was Pitched as Africa’s Biggest Homecoming Festival. Coachella Filed a Lawsuit for Copyright Infringement
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
Why Ghana’s Parliament Passage of A Tribunal Bill is Causing Controversy
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.
Inside the Accra Metropolitan Assembly’s Recurring Fights With Auditors, Traders and the Courts
The Accra Metropolitan Assembly have had a long list of controversies in the past including “fights” with auditors, traders and the courts