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Seven Lawra SHS Students Buried After Drowning Tragedy in Black Volta

On Saturday, June 14, 2025, ten cadet students from Lawra Senior High School attempted to cross the Black Volta River during a routine exercise. The overloaded canoe capsized, resulting in three survivors and seven tragically drowned—five girls and two boys. 1. Recovery and Burial All seven bodies were recovered and taken to the Lawra municipal morgue. They were transported to families and communities in the Lawra District, where funeral rites were conducted—one was buried following Islamic tradition, and the others were laid to rest according to their families' faiths on Monday, June 16, 2025 . 2. Ministerial Response & Ongoing Probe The Ministry of Education expressed deep sorrow and directed the Director-General of GES to convene urgent meetings with district education authorities and school leadership; a detailed inquiry into the tragedy has been launched. GES confirmed the retrieval and burial […]

Ahmad June 17, 2025

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University of Ghana Sanctions 115 Students for Misconduct & Exam Malpractice

In a June 16, 2025 notice from Registrar Emelia Agyei‑Mensah, the University of Ghana revealed that 115 students were sanctioned for various offences during the 2023/2024 academic year—covering general misconduct and examination malpractice . 1. General Misconduct 14 students suspended for two academic years under Statutes 42(1)(a) for “disorderly conduct and failure to comply with university orders,” retroactively covering the 2023/24 and 2024/25 sessions. Notable suspended students include Abdul‑Yakini Lukman and Daniel Ansah. 2. Examination Malpractice A total of 97 students received penalties ranging from Grade Z (expulsion on exam results) to Grade X for offenses such as impersonation, possession of notes or phones, and walking out with answer booklets. Christian Owusu Yeboah and Linda Attah Lambongyi were expelled for impersonation. Others—like Ramsey Akoto Junior—received Grade Z for improper behavior, such as taking exam booklets. Additional specific cases: Eugene Nimo […]

Ahmad June 17, 2025

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Fitch Upgrades Ghana’s Credit Rating to ‘B–’ After Debt‑Restructuring Gains

Key Highlights Fitch Ratings upgraded Ghana’s long-term foreign-currency issuer default rating from “Restricted Default” to “B–”, with a Stable outlook, citing normalized relations with external creditors. The agency expects Ghana to complete its external debt restructuring by end‑2025, following its $13.1 billion Eurobond restructuring in October 2024. 1. What Drove the Upgrade Successful stabilization of relations with most commercial and bilateral creditors—including a $5.1 billion bilateral deal sealed in January 2025. Ghana's fiscal discipline under Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson has driven a decline in public debt-to-GDP from ~93% in 2022 to a projected 60% in 2025–26. 2. Macroeconomic Improvements Underlined Inflation fell from over 50% in early 2023 to 18.4% in May 2025, and is forecasted to decline further to around 15% by year-end, and 10% by 2026. Rationalization of the Exchange Rate and firming of the Ghana cedi have supported […]

Ahmad June 17, 2025

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Ghana’s New Securities CSD & Post‑Trade Platform Go Live, Modernizing Capital Markets

On Monday, June 9, 2025, Ghana’s Central Securities Depository (Ghana) Ltd (CSD) successfully deployed its upgraded depository and post‑trade infrastructure—a historic leap forward for the nation’s capital market operations. 1. Advanced Messaging & Integration The new system embraces SWIFT ISO15022 and ISO20022 standards, enabling automated and interoperable securities and cash settlement. Key system integrations include: National Identification Authority (Ghana Card) → real-time KYC. Ghana Stock Exchange ATS for efficient trade settlement. Bloomberg e‑Bond Trading access. Bank of Ghana RTGS for instant funds settlement. GhIPSS for automated distribution of corporate action entitlements. 2. Investor-Centric Enhancements CSD launched a digital Investor Portal (web, iOS, Android), granting account holders immediate access to holdings and transaction histories. A MONTRAN gateway now facilitates secure STP messaging between back‑office systems. 3. Issuance & IPO Support The platform includes a modern Auction/IPO module, replacing legacy systems from […]

Ahmad June 17, 2025

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922 Ghanaians in Israel Identified as Evacuation Plans Begin

Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa confirmed on June 17, 2025, that 922 Ghanaians, including 65 university students, have been identified in Israel amid an escalating Israel–Iran military conflict. 1. Evacuation Plan Approved Ghana’s Emergency Evacuation Plan for citizens in Israel has been formally approved and is ready to be executed. Key hurdle: Borders closed under Israeli state of emergency mean the plan awaits explicit clearance from Israeli authorities. 2. Safety Measures Activated The Ghanaian embassy has coordinated with host authorities to ensure all identified Ghanaians have access to bomb shelters and safe spaces. Embassy staff are working remotely, maintaining continuous channels of communication to support nationals on the ground. 3. No Reported Casualties As of the latest update, no Ghanaian nationals have been injured or killed in Israel or Iran, and evacuation efforts from Iran are already underway. Why […]

Ahmad June 17, 2025

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Justice Dzamefe: Ghana’s Legal Education Needs Reform to Address Modern Challenges

At his parliamentary vetting on June 16, 2025, Supreme Court nominee Justice Senyo Dzamefe urged a comprehensive overhaul of Ghana's legal education curriculum. He emphasized the need to modernize legal training, enhance accessibility, and ensure quality standards. 1. Decentralisation with Quality Assurance Justice Dzamefe supported the decentralisation of legal education, allowing law training outside of Accra—but stressed it must not compromise standards. He noted the importance of proximity to courts for practical training, such as at the Makola campus. “We have to weigh two things – quality as against quantity… if we have the facilities to regulate…and faculties supervised to meet required standards, then fine.” 2. Curriculum for the Modern Lawyer Dzamefe’s vision includes: Practical learning—moot courts, vocational clinics, internships; Emphasis on legal reasoning, statutory interpretation, and real-world problem-solving; Integration of tech—AI for transcription, virtual courts, and digital tools to prepare […]

Ahmad June 16, 2025

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PassionAir Reaffirms Safety Pledge Following Weather‑Related Turbulence

On Saturday, June 14, 2025, PassionAir Flight OP 149 en route from Kumasi to Accra encountered moderate turbulence. The airline issued a formal apology, attributing the event to seasonal weather fluctuations, and reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to passenger safety. 1. The Incident Passengers reported a sudden bump during the flight as the plane entered a turbulent air pocket. While no serious injuries occurred, the airline acknowledged discomfort and extended apologies to those affected. 2. Weather as the Cause PassionAir explained that the ongoing rainy season brings varied and unpredictable conditions—such as ** thunderstorms, high-altitude winds, crosswinds**, and rapid temperature changes—all contributing to instability in the skies. 3. Safety Measures in Place To prevent similar incidents: Flight planning protocols are continuously updated using real-time meteorological data. Pilots maintain close coordination with aviation weather authorities. The airline emphasized that its fleet, pilot training, and […]

Ahmad June 16, 2025

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State Media Eye Financial Relief as Minister Appeals to Parliament for Tax Exemptions

On Monday, June 16, 2025, the Minister, Kwakye Ofosu, officially appealed to Parliament for tax exemptions and financial support aimed at stabilizing Ghana’s state media—including the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC). The move is part of a broader initiative to modernize public media infrastructure and safeguard media independence. 1. Equipment Import Duty Relief The Minister highlighted that GBC requires GH¢36 million to establish six new regional stations. To support this expansion, he proposed waiving import duties on essential equipment such as FM transmitters and production gear—a step intended to lower setup costs and expedite deployment. 2. Support for Utility Debt GBC currently owes approximately GH¢18.8 million to the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and Northern Electricity Company (NEDCo). The Minister confirmed that the Office of the Chief of Staff is working to facilitate the settlement of these arrears, ensuring continuity of broadcast services. […]

Ahmad June 16, 2025

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Ghana Loses $11 Billion to Gold Smuggling in UAE Opacity Exposed by Report

A new report by Swissaid has uncovered that Ghana lost an estimated $11.4 billion—approximately 229 tonnes of gold—to smuggling between 2019 and 2024. The smuggled gold was largely carried via porous borders into neighboring countries and trafficked informally into the United Arab Emirates (UAE). 1. The Smuggling Gap The report reveals a 229 metric-ton discrepancy between Ghana’s recorded gold exports and what countries like the UAE reported as imports originating from Ghana—valued at $11.4 billion over five years. Much was carried via hand luggage on flights into Dubai. 2. Smuggling Routes & Tax Drivers Smugglers frequently route gold through Togo, Burkina Faso, and Mali, taking advantage of lax border controls. The 2019 withholding tax hike (3%) pushed many miners toward illicit channels, with a subsequent reduction in 2022 and full removal in 2023 only partially reversing the trend. 3. Impact & Reform In […]

Ahmad June 16, 2025

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Education Ministry Consoles Families of Drowned Lawra SHS Students

In response to the tragic drowning of seven students from Lawra Senior High School, Ghana’s Ministry of Education, along with the Ghana Education Service (GES) and NADMO, has offered heartfelt condolences and support to the bereaved families. 1. Rescue Recovery Efforts The canoe carrying ten cadet-based SHS students capsized on the Black Volta River (River Dikpe) on Saturday, June 14, 2025, during a routine jogging session. While three students managed to swim to safety, seven tragically drowned. The final two bodies were recovered early Sunday morning, ending a nearly 24-hour search operation by a combined team of volunteers, police, GES officials, and NADMO personnel. 2. Ministry’s Consolation Role As verification of the recovery effort, officials from the Ministry of Education, GES, and regional disaster managers visited the affected families to express condolences and coordinate psychosocial and financial assistance. The Director-General […]

Ahmad June 15, 2025

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