Good Morning Ghana: Budget, public services and safety — 31 October 2026
The 2027 Budget date, action over alleged Ghana Card misconduct, the DVLA backlog and a regional maritime exercise.
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The 2027 Budget date, action over alleged Ghana Card misconduct, the DVLA backlog and a regional maritime exercise.
KATH loading restrictions, the Suame Interchange target, KMA’s 2027 priorities and today’s Kumasi weather.
Ground-rent compliance, telecom expansion, support for Obuasi students and the regional Ebola response.
A building under construction collapsed on 9th Street in Eastleigh, Nairobi, with one person rescued and an unknown number feared trapped.
WHO says global staffing has improved but large regional inequalities remain, with Africa far below Europe in doctor, nursing and midwifery density.
The Ghana Scholarships Authority directs eligible applicants to the official Study in Saudi portal and says its services are free.
New media-reporting guidelines and a national evidence review are intended to support suicide prevention while Ghana develops a wider national strategy.
Candidates for Ghana Education Service promotion exams are being urged to verify their index numbers and assigned centres before the 2–4 November sitting.
WHO says Kenya’s two latest patients were already in quarantine. Authorities reported no evidence of community transmission in the 16 October update.
The department says 56,003 teachers have been paid, but corrections and outstanding GES documentation are still needed for other promoted teachers.
Customers should check franchise officers’ IDs and signed authorisation letters. The officers are not authorised to collect money.
GAUA and TUSAAG members are due back on Monday, while outstanding demands remain under negotiation. Students should check their university’s own notices.
The Ghana Police Service says the Inspector-General of Police has deployed an additional specialised police operations team and a multi-purpose armoured vehicle to Nkwanta Municipality to reinforce security and support joint police-military operations.
FAO’s 16 October observance focuses on combining new solutions, traditional knowledge and inclusive approaches to improve food systems.
COCOBOD says the programme will mobilise domestic capital for cocoa financing. The headline figure is the programme target, not the amount already raised.
The 12–16 October campaign aims to bring legal education closer to communities through mobile clinics at markets and transport hubs.
The collection mechanism introduced on 15 October changes how qualifying foreign digital services are taxed, not the rate already included in compliant subscriptions.
The African Maritime Security Forum in Accra focuses on cooperation against piracy and trafficking.
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