Morning · Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026
Good Morning Ghana — 28 October 2026
Ground-rent compliance, telecom expansion, support for Obuasi students and the regional Ebola response.
Watch Good Morning Ghana — 28 October 2026
Good morning, Ghana. Here is your Wednesday briefing, October twenty-eighth.
1 · Top story
GROUND-RENT ENFORCEMENT PLANNED
The Lands Commission says full enforcement against ground-rent defaulters is expected in 2027.
Source checked: Ghana News Agency, 27 October 2026
2 · News
MTN REPORTS 500-SITE ROLLOUT
MTN Ghana says it is deploying 500 sites under a three-year US$1.1bn investment programme.
Source checked: Ghana News Agency, 27 October 2026
3 · News
SUPPORT ANNOUNCED FOR 19 STUDENTS
The Education Minister says 19 students linked to the Obuasi allegations will receive welfare and academic support.
Source checked: Ghana News Agency, 27 October 2026
4 · News
NIGERIA MONITORS EBOLA CONTACTS
WHO says Nigeria confirmed one imported Bundibugyo case and identified 44 contacts for monitoring.
Source checked: World Health Organization, 23 October 2026
Transcript
Good morning, Ghana. Here is your Wednesday briefing, October twenty-eighth. The Lands Commission says full enforcement against ground-rent defaulters is expected in twenty twenty-seven, and urges affected leaseholders to settle outstanding amounts. MTN Ghana says five hundred new network sites are being deployed under a three-year, one point one billion dollar investment programme. The rollout is ongoing. The Education Minister says nineteen students connected to the Obuasi school allegations will receive counselling, medical and academic support while investigations continue. WHO says Nigeria confirmed one imported Bundibugyo Ebola case and is monitoring forty-four contacts. It advises against travel restrictions. Today's thought: Reliable information should help people act. Have a community story? Link below. I'm Kofi. Have an informed Wednesday.
Have a community story? Link below. I'm Kofi. Have an informed Wednesday.
“Reliable information should help people act.”