Category: News

Somanya: The Yilo Krobo Municipal Assembly and Somanya Police have initiated the enforcement of new transport regulations to address congestion, streamline operations of tricycle taxis known as ‘Pragyia’, and promote discipline and safety in commercial transport within the town. According to Ghana News Agency, the exercise commenced on Monday, September 15, 2025, with the primary goals of regulating passenger loading, alleviating congestion at the Somanya roundabout, and ensuring the full functionality of the Akutunya Main Station. This initiative follows a crucial meeting on September 8 involving Municipal Chief Executive (MCE) Mr. Francis Addo Akumatey, senior Assembly officials, District Police Commander

Mannheim: A 26-year-old Afghan man was sentenced to life imprisonment on Tuesday after a German court found him guilty of fatally stabbing a police officer in the city of Mannheim last year. The man, identified as Sulaiman A under German privacy laws, was also convicted of four counts of attempted murder and grievous bodily harm. According to Ghana News Agency, the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court noted the particular severity of the crimes, meaning Sulaiman A will not be eligible for early release after serving 15 years. The stabbing incident occurred on Mannheim’s market square on May 31, 2024, injuring six

Koforidua: Stakeholders at the launch of Women in Agribusiness Week 2025 have urged bold action to address gender disparities in agriculture, stressing that women’s empowerment is critical to food security, rural development, and inclusive economic growth. According to Ghana News Agency, the Women in Agribusiness Week (WAW) Ghana 2025, organised by Guzakuza-a leading organisation committed to empowering women in agribusiness across Africa-was launched in Koforidua in the Eastern Region, bringing together policymakers, entrepreneurs, and advocates. Addressing this year’s Women in Agribusiness Week theme: ‘Innovating for a Resilient Agribusiness: Finance, Technology and Market Access for Growth’, stakeholders took turns to highlight

Accra: Mr Yussif Issaka Jajah, Deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to developing Ghana’s film industry. He stated, “Film is not only entertainment but a mirror of our society, a vessel of our heritage, and a bridge to the world. Our stories deserve to be told, across Africa and beyond.” According to Ghana News Agency, speaking at the National Film Industry Dialogue held in Accra, Mr Jajah emphasized the government’s intention to position the creative sector as a strategic pillar for economic transformation, cultural preservation, and global influence. The event, organized by the

Keta: Motorists and commuters in Keta, located in the Volta Region, are calling for immediate construction and rehabilitation of the market roads, highlighting the poor condition of these roads as a significant obstacle to trade and transportation. According to Ghana News Agency, the affected individuals are urging the government, stakeholders, and philanthropists to step in, as the deteriorating roads are leading to increased travel time, higher vehicle maintenance costs, and heightened safety concerns. Mr. Gabriel Nusenu, a taxi driver operating in Keta Central, shared that transporting goods to and from the market has become increasingly difficult. He stated, “The poor

Accra: Ghana’s export sector demonstrated strong performance in August 2025, with total earnings reaching $17.99 billion. The latest economic data reveals a continued upward trajectory in export revenues, driven largely by robust growth of gold, cocoa, and oil. According to Ghana News Agency, compared to 2024, the cumulative export value for the first eight months of 2025 reflects substantial year-on-year growth, reinforcing the sector’s critical role in the national economy. Gold exports remained the leading foreign exchange earner, contributing $11.20 billion cumulatively by August 2025. This represents a notable increase from previous periods, supported by favourable international prices and steady

Accra: Mr Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Minister for Health, has urged members of the Traditional Medicine Practice Council (TMPC) to adhere to standards in their practices. He emphasized that traditional medicines, also known as herbal medicines, remain an…