Eleven Years Later, Victims of Ghana’s June 3 Fire Disaster are Still Seeking Justice from Authorities
A preventable catastrophe at Accra's Kwame Nkrumah Circle killed over 150 people in 2015. A decade later, a class action suit drags on, and
Ghana’s Supreme Court Rules Against Springfield Oil and Exploration in $10 Million Arbitration Case
A Supreme Court ruling enforcing nearly $10 million in LCIA awards sends a clear message to international investors — and raises pointed questions about
A Company Claims It Already Built An Existing E-Visa Platform in Ghana. The Government Has Denied This
A contractor with a decade-long government deal says the Mahama administration is bypassing a valid contract — and warns of costly judgment debts
Reports Say Bank of Ghana is Trying To Sell Its $260 Million Headquarters. The Bank Denies This
A news report claimed that Bank of Ghana officials were looking to sell its new $260 million HQ. The Bank has denied this report
Ghana Doesn’t Have Enough Cinema Screens for Filmmakers. Jacqueline Nsiah Started a Fund To Build One in Her Hometown
With fewer than 20 cinema screens for a country of 34 million, a Berlin-based Ghanaian programmer is building a film hub outside Accra —
U.S. to Drastically Reduce Embassies That Process Visas in Africa
A Trump administration directive will consolidate consular visa processing to just 20 African "hubs," forcing citizens of dozens of countries to travel abroad to
Coalition of Civil Society Organisations Call on President Mahama to Reject Ghana’s Anti-LGBTQ Bill
A coalition says the bill's rushed, thin-quorum passage undermines democratic legitimacy — and that its consequences for public health and human rights are already
President Mahama Warned State Owned Enterprises Would Face Consequences for Delayed Audit Reports. Only 32% Complied With an April Deadline
Two months after President Mahama's blunt warning that SOE chiefs would lose their jobs, more than 100 state entities have blown past the April