Emmanuel Nkansah Abankwah

Thousands of acres of prime land owned by the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), valued at more than GH¢851 million, have been illegally taken over by private developers and individuals across various parts of Ghana,…
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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), the country’s main power distributor, has been severely indicted in the 2024 Auditor-General’s Report on Public Boards, Corporations, and Other Statutory Institutions, emerging as the single most…
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Ghana recorded a staggering 7,289 road crashes and 1,504 fatalities between January and June 2025, according to provisional figures released by the National Road Safety Authority (NSRA) in partnership with the Police Motor Traffic and…
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Parliament Passes ‘MahamaCares’ Bill to Strengthen Ghana’s Healthcare Financing Syste Parliament has passed the Ghana Medical Trust Fund Bill, 2025—popularly referred to as MahamaCares—in a landmark move to reinforce the country’s…
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Minister for Youth Development and Empowerment George Opare Addo has disclosed that the government is confronting a crippling GH¢700 million scholarship debt inherited from the previous administration—a financial quagmire he says is…
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A group of former employees of Ghana Gas has spoken out against what they describe as unjust and politically driven dismissals, claiming they were abruptly laid off despite years of dedicated service to the state-owned company. In…
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Youth Development and Empowerment Minister George Opare Addo has vowed to end decades of abuse in Ghana’s scholarship system, describing the current structure as chaotic and likening it to a “tomato market” where opportunities are handed…
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Deputy Minority Leader Patricia Appiagyei has rejected her nomination to Ghana’s reconstituted delegation to the ECOWAS Parliament, describing the process as procedurally flawed, politically disruptive, and lacking in transparency. In a…
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Ghana’s public debt figures have come under serious scrutiny after the auditor-general uncovered an overstatement of GH¢138.91 billion in the Whole-of-Government Accounts (WGA) submitted by the Controller and Accountant-General (CAG) for…
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The Government of Ghana spent a total of GH¢8.94 billion on its flagship programs in 2024, according to the latest Auditor-General’s report on the Whole-of-Government Accounts. The report outlines major expenditures under various social…
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