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No Ghanaian Casualties in Middle East Tensions – Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa
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No Ghanaian Casualties in Middle East Tensions – Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has confirmed that no Ghanaian has been killed or injured following the recent escalation of tensions in the Middle East, as government steps up efforts to protect its citizens in the region. In a Facebook update on Tuesday, March 3, the Minister revealed that he convened a virtual meeting with Ghana’s Ambassadors and Consuls General across the Middle East to assess the situation and coordinate further consular interventions. “This evening, I convened a virtual meeting with our Ambassadors and Consuls General in the Middle East to assess the latest developments and explore further consular interventions towards the protection of Ghanaians,” he stated. Diplomatic Coordination Across the Region Heads of Mission from Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Iran and Turkey participated in the discussions. “I am glad to report that so far no Ghanaian […]

Ahmad March 4, 2026

IET-GH Marks World Engineering Day, Highlights Engineers’ Role in Ghana’s Development
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IET-GH Marks World Engineering Day, Highlights Engineers’ Role in Ghana’s Development

The Institution of Engineering and Technology Ghana has joined the global engineering community in marking World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, observed annually on March 4 and endorsed by UNESCO. In a statement issued to commemorate the day, the Institution highlighted the central role engineers play in Ghana’s development. It noted that engineering remains vital to infrastructure delivery, environmental protection, industrial growth, and technological progress. Engineering at the Heart of National Development According to IET-GH, Ghanaian engineers are providing practical solutions to major national challenges, including climate change, sanitation, energy transition, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable urban development. The Institution reaffirmed its commitment to ethical standards, innovation, and professional excellence, stressing that the country’s long-term growth will depend heavily on the expertise, creativity, and integrity of its engineers. It also encouraged young people to consider careers in engineering, describing the profession […]

Ahmad March 4, 2026

Ga Traditional Council Summons KOKA Over Comments About COCOBOD CEO
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Ga Traditional Council Summons KOKA Over Comments About COCOBOD CEO

The Ga Traditional Council has summoned entertainment critic Kwaku Osei Korankye Asiedu, popularly known as KOKA, over comments he allegedly made on social media concerning the Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Cocoa Board, Dr. Randey Abbey. In a formal letter, the Council directed KOKA to appear before Ga chiefs and priests at the Ga Mantse Palace on Thursday, March 5, 2026. The traditional authorities stressed the importance of his presence, urging him to treat the invitation with urgency and seriousness. “Your presence is respectfully requested to address the matter and offer any necessary explanations. Kindly treat this invitation with the seriousness it deserves,” the letter stated. The correspondence was signed by the Secretary of the Court of Priests of Ga, acting on behalf of the Chief Priest of the Ga Traditional Area.

Ahmad March 4, 2026

Ghana to Declare 21 Marine Protected Areas Starting at Greater Cape Three Points
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Ghana to Declare 21 Marine Protected Areas Starting at Greater Cape Three Points

Ghana is preparing to declare 21 coastal communities as Marine Protected Areas in a major step toward restoring marine biodiversity and strengthening fisheries management. The first declaration is expected to take place at Greater Cape Three Points in the Western Region. Once designated, fishing activities within the protected zones will be restricted to allow depleted fish stocks to recover. Part of the Global 30×30 Target The move forms part of Ghana’s commitment to the global 30×30 target, which calls for the protection of at least 30 percent of the world’s land and ocean areas by 2030. The goal falls under Target 3 of the Global Biodiversity Framework and has been adopted by more than 190 countries. Despite the widespread commitment, progress remains slow. Since 2022, global reviews show that only about 2.9 percent of the ocean is fully or highly […]

Ahmad March 4, 2026

Dorcas Affo-Toffey Urges Ramadan Prayers for Peace Amid Israel–US–Iran Tensions
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Dorcas Affo-Toffey Urges Ramadan Prayers for Peace Amid Israel–US–Iran Tensions

The Member of Parliament for Jomoro Constituency in the Western Region, Dorcas Affo-Toffey, has urged Muslim communities across Ghana to dedicate this year’s Ramadan to prayers for peace amid rising global tensions. Madam Affo-Toffey, who also serves as Deputy Minister of Transport, appealed to worshippers to intercede for calm in light of the looming conflict involving Israel, the United States, and Iran. Call for Peace During Ramadan Speaking during an engagement with members of the Muslim community in Jomoro, she highlighted the importance of peaceful coexistence between Muslims and other religious groups in the area, describing the enclave as a model of harmony for the rest of the country. She encouraged Muslim leaders to use the holy month as a period of intense intercession, particularly through Solat Hajat, to seek peace in the Middle East and across the world. “The […]

Ahmad March 3, 2026

Dorcas Affo-Toffey Builds New Classroom Block for Jomoro School
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Dorcas Affo-Toffey Builds New Classroom Block for Jomoro School

More than 400 pupils and teachers at Nana Avoh Nwiah Basic School in the Jomoro Municipality had for years been forced to teach and learn in a deteriorating wooden structure widely described by residents as a death trap. The unsafe building discouraged attendance and affected enrolment, as some parents feared for their children’s safety. Inside, there were no proper desks. Pupils sat on backless benches placed on dusty, uncemented floors. When heavy rains fell, teachers often shut the school because of the leaking, tattered roof. On days it remained open, more than 400 pupils were squeezed into a single classroom considered slightly safer than the rest of the structure. The open design of the building created constant danger. Teachers recalled an incident where a snake fell from the roof into a classroom during lessons. The situation was worsened by poor […]

Ahmad March 3, 2026

Julius Debrah Presents Report on Reviewed Post-2024 Public Sector Appointments
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Julius Debrah Presents Report on Reviewed Post-2024 Public Sector Appointments

The Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, has formally presented the report of the committee established to review public sector appointments made after the 2024 general elections. The committee was mandated to examine all affected recruitments, appointments, and promotions, determine whether they complied with established public service procedures, and submit recommendations. Composition of the Committee The review body was chaired by Nana Oye Bampoe Addo, Deputy Chief of Staff. Other members included: Dr. Prince Edward Darah, Commissioner at the Public Service Commission Ms. Roda Gavor, Director of HR at the Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment Mr. Bernard Adjei, representative of Organized Labour Mr. C.W. Ayiku, Secretary and Director of Finance and Administration at the Office of the President How the Review Was Conducted Speaking at the Government Accountability Series on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, the Minister for Government Communications, Felix […]

Ahmad March 3, 2026

Felix Kwakye Ofosu Releases Findings on Revoked Public Service Appointments
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Felix Kwakye Ofosu Releases Findings on Revoked Public Service Appointments

The Minister for Government Communications, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, has released the findings of a committee tasked with reviewing the revocation of recruitments, appointments, and promotions made into Ghana’s Public Service after the December 7 elections. In a Facebook post, Mr. Kwakye Ofosu explained that the committee was constituted by the Chief of Staff to examine the affected appointments and determine which cases complied with due process. Breakdown of the Review According to the Minister, a total of 2,080 individuals were affected by the initial directive that revoked the appointments. Following the review: 1,201 appointments were upheld after the committee found they complied with the required procedures. 541 appointments were revoked for failing to meet procedural standards. 338 appointments involving persons with disabilities were also upheld after further assessment. The findings aim to bring clarity to a process that sparked public […]

Ahmad March 3, 2026

Mahama Recalls Nightmares After Father’s Detention Following 1966 Coup
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Mahama Recalls Nightmares After Father’s Detention Following 1966 Coup

ohn Dramani Mahama has opened up about a painful chapter from his teenage years, revealing that he suffered recurring nightmares after his father was detained in the aftermath of Ghana’s 1966 coup. He shared the personal reflection in Arusha, Tanzania, during the opening of the 2026 Judicial Year and the 20th anniversary of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. The event brought together judges, legal scholars, policymakers, and human rights advocates from across the continent to assess progress and persistent challenges within Africa’s justice systems. A Personal Memory Shaped by Political Turmoil Framing his address around judicial independence and the protection of human rights, Mahama recounted how national political upheaval left a lasting mark on him as a young boy. He recalled dreaming repeatedly of his father standing before judges, waiting anxiously for a decision that would determine […]

Ahmad March 2, 2026

Ghana Embassy in Doha Urges Nationals in Qatar to Complete Emergency Registration
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Ghana Embassy in Doha Urges Nationals in Qatar to Complete Emergency Registration

The Embassy of the Republic of Ghana in Doha has urged all Ghanaian nationals living in Qatar to urgently complete an emergency registration exercise. In a statement issued on March 2, 2026, the Embassy explained that the move is part of precautionary measures in response to heightened tensions and unrest in the region. Why the Registration Matters According to the Embassy, the exercise will strengthen its ability to communicate quickly with citizens, provide consular support when needed, and coordinate possible evacuation arrangements should the situation require it. The directive applies to all Ghanaians currently in Qatar, including students, workers, families, and short-term visitors. No category is exempt. Confidentiality Assured The Embassy stressed that all information provided during the registration process will be handled with strict confidentiality. It will be used strictly for official emergency planning and consular purposes. Further updates, […]

Ahmad March 2, 2026

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