Ghana’s University for Development Studies (UDS) have been eliminated from the football competition at the 15th West Africa University Games after losing 4-3 on penalties to hosts Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in their semi-final in Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport is set to rule on the decision to strip Senegal of their Afcon 2025 title. But fans should not expect an immediate verdict.

Ghana and South Korea are set to deepen their bilateral cooperation as the two countries prepare to mark the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations next year. The Korean Ambassador to Ghana, Mr Kyongsig Park, said the meeting between President John Dramani Mahama and the Korean President, Lee Jae Myung, during a bilateral … The post Ghana, Korea explore new areas of cooperation

Bureaucratic delays and public sector inefficiency are stalling Ghana’s efforts to turn investment projects in the pipeline into actual capital inflows, the Managing Partner of Emerging Markets Advisory Limited, Dr Abudu Abdul-Ganiyu, has said. He said Ghana needed to improve the ease of doing business and accelerate the process of moving projects from the interest … The post Bureaucracy

Ghana must urgently review its health workforce strategy to address shortages and improve the deployment and retention of specialist health professionals, the Director of Nursing and Midwifery at the Ghana Health Service (GHS), Dr Eva Mensah, has said. She said investments in hospitals and specialised medical equipment would not translate into improved health outcomes without … The post GHS

Ibrahim Tanko and Godwin Attram are among the names being considered to handle the Black Stars on an interim basis for their November 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Somalia, according to 3Sports sources.

Twenty-two Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs), including five females and 17 males, have been promoted to the rank of Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCOPs) following presidential approval. The newly promoted officers were decorated at a ceremony held at the Police Headquarters in Accra yesterday, with the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Mr Christian Tetteh Yohuno, leading … The post 22 police officers

The Acting Executive Director of the National Theatre, Mr Henry Herbert Halm, has called on Corporate Ghana to move beyond traditional corporate social responsibility (CSR) sponsorship and invest directly in Ghana’s creative arts industry to unlock its commercial potential and create sustainable jobs for the youth. He said businesses needed to view the creative industry … The post Corporate

Sharp shaving instruments used by traditional mobile barbers popularly known as “wanzamai” could expose members of the public to health risks and infections, a medical doctor at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital, Dr Benard Morton has cautioned. He said, the repeated use of such tools on different people without proper sterilisation could facilitate the spread … The post Unsterilised tools

Each year in October, attention turns to breast cancer, the leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women globally. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), almost 2.4 million women are diagnosed with breast cancer (BC) every year with about 694,000 deaths recorded globally,  In Ghana, more than 5,000 women are diagnosed with BC annually with … The post Breast cancer: Don’t

The two billion Muslims across the world, the gallant sons of the Gonja-Tampulma families of the Savannah Region of Ghana, freedom fighters across Africa, and all seekers of truth and solidarity in the human family need to offer an unalloyed ‘Dua’ (solemn prayer) to His Excellency the President of Ghana for the brilliant and fearless … The post An

FORGIVING others is essential for spiritual growth. Your experience of someone who has hurt you, while painful, is now nothing more than a thought or feeling that you carry around. These thoughts of resentment, anger, and hatred represent slow, debilitating energies, according to Dr. Wayne Dyer, that will disempower you if you continue to let … The post Forgive for a better life appeared first on Ghanaian

The Commission said it also recovered GH¢2,969,052.02 in revenue for the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and Ghana Water Ltd (GWL).

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, who last season guided the club to their first Premier League title in 22 years, has signed a new contract until June 2030, the English champions announced yesterday. Arteta, who took charge at ?a time of crisis in 2019, has been at the heart of a long-term turnaround plan that has … The post Arteta extends Arsenal stay until 2030 appeared first on Ghanaian

According to the Police Commander, although relative peace has returned to Bawku and its environs, the proliferation of firearms among civilians remains a major threat to security

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) has given the Ghana Armed Forces two weeks to provide a comprehensive report on investigations into reported attacks on two journalists in Accra. The GJA President, Mr Albert Kwabena Dwumfour, said the Association had demanded a full account of the investigations and details of any disciplinary or other action taken … The post GJA launches 30th Media Awards appeared first

Former Ghana Football Association (GFA) vice-president George Afriyie has questioned the decision to form a committee to identify the next head coach of the Black Stars.The five-member committee, chaired by former GFA vice-president Fred Pappoe, was established following the resignation of Carlos Queiroz and is expected to submit its recommendations on Friday, 9 October.However, Afriyie believes the GFA should have already identified a pool of potential coaches instead of starting

No person should engage in the repair, re-joining or other alteration of mutilated banknotes for re-issuance or recirculation.

Damage was limited to partial burning of the pole and a cut-out fuse, with preliminary cause attributed to electrical fault.

Journalists in Trinidad and Tobago have called for an urgent amendment to a sweeping new bill that increases police powers of search and seizure, which they argue threatens the country’s much-vaunted freedom of the press. The government says the special operations bill 2026, passed on 24 September, is designed to tackle alarmingly high crime and … The post Outcry in Trinidad &