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GES asks eligible applicants in the 2026 promotion exercise to check their status on 15 October.
COMAC forecasts lower petrol and diesel prices, but higher cooking-gas costs. Actual retailer prices will vary.
The Vatican says Pope Leo XIV is recovering after lung surgery at Rome’s Gemelli Hospital was completed without complications.
PIAC says it could not verify four petroleum-funded projects valued at about GH¢21 million and is seeking documentation before final conclusions.
Ghana Water plans to procure 72,000 meters this year and targets remote meter reading from the first quarter of 2027.
The Education Minister has asked university administrators to return on October 19, while GAUA seeks a formal commitment on its market-premium demand.
The Western Regional Police Command says the Agona Nkwanta District Police have arrested a man allegedly seen assaulting a woman in a viral video. The release contains an inconsistency over the suspect’s first name and has been flagged for verification.
The Agona Nkwanta District Police Command says it has arrested Emmanuel Kwofie over an alleged assault on Diana Mensah, 25, seen in a viral video. Police say the suspect is in custody and will be put before court.
UK maritime authorities have listed repeated incidents involving tankers struck by unidentified projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz.
The first Ghana Export and SME Fair is scheduled for 18–22 November at Black Star Square in Accra.
Applicants can now take the DVLA computer-based theory test in Twi, Ga, Ewe, Dagbani, Nzema or Hausa.
Ghana is planning a 2,000-acre pharmaceutical manufacturing hub at Ningo Prampram, with officials projecting up to 30,000 jobs.
Bono Regional Police have arrested eight suspects over an alleged assault in Kotokrom, Sunyani West. Police say the attack was reportedly linked to an initiation ritual for internet fraud.
Teachers return to classrooms, Ghana responds to yellow fever, a cybercrime operation rescues 120 people, and Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions rise.
Bank of Ghana warns against 20 loan apps, a targeted mortgage rate falls to 8.4%, road deaths pass 2,100, and ISWAP attacks a base in Borno.
Ghana Police have confirmed the arrest of Harold Norman, husband of fashion personality Nana Akua Addo, following allegations of domestic abuse. His scheduled court appearance was delayed after his lawyer reported a hospital admission. The CID says he will be arraigned upon discharge as investigations continue.
The Bono Regional Police Command says two people died and 14 were injured during disturbances at Nchiraa in the Wenchi Municipality. Police say 13 of the injured, including an officer, sustained gunshot wounds and are receiving treatment.
The Ghana Police Service says it is investigating the deaths of three children whose bodies were found in the boot of a vehicle at Kobilmahigu Zoo in Tamale. A special team has been deployed to support the inquiry, while the vehicle and autopsy findings are expected to assist investigators.
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