Ghana supporters will not receive government-provided free tickets for the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the Ministry of Sports and Recreation confirming that its ticket support scheme ended after the group phase.

NADMO urges residents along the Weija Dam spillway, including Tetegu, Bortianor and Oblogo, to move to higher ground immediately.

The Municipal Chief Executive, accompanied by the Municipal Works Engineer and officials from the Physical Planning Department, has begun unannounced inspections of flood-prone communities.

A statement issued by the Presidency asked all persons to stay indoors if they are in a safe location.

The Ghana Meteorological Agency has warned that more rain is on the way, even as rescue teams work through communities already submerged by the morning's downpour.

As floodwaters spread across Accra , some of Ghana's biggest names turned to social media, and the range of their responses tracked the national mood almost exactly.

Ghana School of Law delays Monday's exams after Accra flooding, assuring students they won't be penalised for the disruption.

As a precautionary measure and in the interest of public safety, it has become necessary to temporarily shut down power supply from the affected facilities.

The Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) says the absence of a rehabilitation centre in the Western Region is severely undermining efforts to combat drug addiction despite growing numbers of users expressing a willingness to seek treatment.

Residents in flood-prone communities were urged to move to higher ground where it is safe to do so and to report emergencies or persons in distress to the nearest security agency.

"I urge all employers to let their staff who can work from home do so," he said on Accra-Based Joy FM on June 29.

Heavy rains have once again left parts of Accra submerged, with roads cut off, traffic at a standstill and residents in low-lying communities counting fresh losses.

portions of the Kwame Nkrumah Interchange, and other surrounding communities, according to residents and road users.

He explained that “External financing has become more expensive, less predictable and, for some sovereigns, less accessible.”

He has assured that Ghana’s security situation remains stable despite evolving security challenges across West Africa.

He shared lessons on the growing role of domestic debt markets in strengthening resilience while safeguarding financial stability

She described the informal sector as a critical contributor to the country’s economy whose rights and welfare must receive equal priority.

Government views drug abuse as a national threat and remains resolute in tackling it through enforcement by security services

He reaffirmed France's determination to contribute to collective efforts aimed at recognition, reconciliation and building