Lawyers representing former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau (NSB), Kwabena Adu-Boahene, have strongly pushed back against allegations that he diverted state funds into a personal bank account, describing the claims as misleading and inconsistent with evidence presented before the court.
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Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has provided detailed clarification on the government’s newly announced free visa policy for African citizens in a post shared on X to address public expectations and underline key safeguards embedded in the initiative. His explanation comes amid growing public interest and discussion about what the policy truly means for travel into Ghana.
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The Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament, Abena Osei-Asare, says proper documentation and record-keeping systems are crucial steps in managing public finance effectively. Her remarks highlight persistent administrative gaps that continue to affect accountability and transparency within public institutions.
The minority in Parliament has pledged its support for the outcome of the tendering process for the Damang Mine but insists that the concession must be awarded to a credible investor in the best interest of Ghana.
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The Youth Employment Agency has dismissed claims that it spent GH¢9 million on a turkey berries production programme, stating that no such initiative exists within the agency.
Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs) to foster accountable governance, transparency, and ethical standards in public office. The statement reflects a broader effort by the administration to enhance participatory democracy and ensure that citizens’ voices are integrated into policymaking.
Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly Unveils "Nkoko Nketsenketse" Initiative to Boost Local Poultry Farming and Food Security
The Government, through the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly, is set to embark on a groundbreaking initiative, "Nkoko Nketsenketse for the Cape Coast North Constituency," a bold move aimed at reinforcing food security and empowering local poultry farmers. The initiative seeks to strengthen local agricultural production, improve livelihoods, and contribute to sustainable economic growth in the Central Region.
This pivotal event is scheduled for Thursday, 2nd April 2026, at the Forecourt of the Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly Hall, promising to be a symbol of renewed hope and opportunity for the community. The distribution ceremony will be graced by high-ranking government officials, including H.E. John Dramani Mahama, Hon. Eric Opoku, Minister of Food and Agriculture, and Hon. Ekow Panyin Okyere-Eduamoah, Central Regional Minister, highlighting the government’s unwavering commitment to enhancing livelihoods and boosting local production.
Hon. Dr. Kwamena Minta Nyarku, MP for Cape Coast North Constituency, emphasized, “This initiative epitomizes our dedication to fostering a robust and self-sufficient agricultural sector. Indeed, by empowering our poultry farmers, we are not only boosting food security but also creating a ripple effect of prosperity across the community.”
Echoing these sentiments, Hon. George Justice Arthur, Mayor of Cape Coast, stated, “Together, we can break the shackles of dependency and forge a path of sustainability and growth. This initiative is proof of what we can achieve when we unite in pursuit of a common goal.”
The "Nkoko Nketsenketse" initiative is expected to make a profound impact on the local economy by supporting poultry farmers with resources, training, and technical assistance. It also reinforces the community’s determination to achieve long-term food security and encourages youth and women to participate actively in agricultural value chains.
The Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly has extended an open invitation to all stakeholders, farmers, and well-wishers to participate in this momentous occasion, reinforcing a shared vision of a stronger, more resilient, and self-sufficient community for all.
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Ghana’s Inflation Rate Continues Downward Trend in March 2026
Ghana’s inflation rate continued its downward trend in March 2026, falling to 3.2%, according to the latest data released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). This represents a slight decline from 3.3% recorded in February 2026 and a dramatic drop from 22.4% in March 2025, marking a sharp 19.2 percentage point decrease year-on-year.
The Minister for Roads and Highways, Governs Kwame Agbodza, has announced that work on the stalled Suame Interchange Project in Kumasi will resume next week following the clearance of outstanding payments owed to contractors.
GHC21 Million Renovation for Black Star Square Benefited Presidential Inauguration After Independence Venue Change
The Office of Government Machinery has disclosed that GHC21 million was paid to contractors for the renovation of Black Star Square in preparation for the 67th Independence Day celebration in 2024. However, the event was later relocated to Koforidua in the Eastern Region after the contract had already been awarded.
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Ghana is set to welcome the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, H.E. Emmerson Mnangagwa, on a three-day State Visit from Wednesday, 1st April to Friday, 3rd April 2026. The visit comes as both nations aim to deepen bilateral relations and explore new areas of cooperation across trade, health, agriculture, tourism, and governance.
President John Dramani Mahama has today assented to five bills passed by Parliament, including three amendment acts. The new legislation is set to bring substantial changes to Ghana’s security architecture, higher education sector, and financial regulatory framework.
