2027 articles published since 04 Mar 2024
Ghanaian journalist Saddick Adams has expressed his concerns regarding the government's move to increase the Fuel Levy, popularly known as the Dumsor Levy, by GH₵1.
Dr Denise A. Asafu-Adjei, MD, MPH, a proud Asante woman has become the first Black woman to complete a residency in Urology at Columbia University.
A tense standoff erupted at Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra after a group of soldiers allegedly broke into a closed phone shop while searching for a missing device.
A brilliant graduate of Oguaa SHS, Dorcas Baafi, has received a full scholarship to study medicine after the Ghana Scholarship Secretariat's intervention.
A group of traders from the Ashanti Region have publicly declared their support for President John Mahama should he decide to even run for a third term in 2028.
A Ghanaian woman is in disbelief after finding out that thieves had stolen her electricity meter, leaving her without power. She lamented in a video.
A graduate of KNUST has appealed for job opportunities on social media the challenges faced by young professionals in Ghana’s competitive job market.
Asafo Powers' "Killer Ntua" catchphrase made its way to Parliament on June 3, 2025, when the NDC government moved to introduce the new dumsor levy.
Commercial bus drivers and conductors have expressed displeasure over the NDC government's new dumsor levy on fuel prices, threatening to increase fuel prices.
Jessie Ola-Morris
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