Professor Kwasi Henry Prempeh has suggested that the proposed five-year presidential term in the reviewed 1992 Constitution would make it challenging for future presidents who underperform to seek an ...

Christian Tetteh Yohuno, on Wednesday inaugurated the Ghana Police Music Academy at the National Police Training School at Tesano in Accra.

The Ministry of Finance has announced that Ghana and Afreximbank have reached a successful resolution regarding the $750 million facility.

The Western Regional Command of the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) has urged the public to remain vigilant and avoid activities that could cause fire outbreaks in their homes and other places ...

These are not just technical shortcomings; they are the factors threatening to reverse years of hard-won progress in the fight against Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs). “This progress remains ...

Professor Kwasi Henry Prempeh has described the review of the 1992 Constitution as a smooth and thorough process, crediting the outcome to the diligence and cohesion of the Constitution Review ...

Professor Kwasi Henry Prempeh has clarified that the proposed five-year presidential term in the reviewed 1992 Constitution will not apply to the current President, John Mahama.

The Bank of Ghana has maintained that figures reported in relation to losses from gold operations in 2025 should be described as speculative.

As the nation enters the peak of the 2025 festive season, leading health advocacy groups have issued a stark warning: the joy of the holidays should not be a precursor to a lifetime of disease.

At the International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa (ICASA), held in Accra, a new approach is putting youth at the forefront of the solution, by turning lived experiences and local data into ...

An important turning point in Ghana's constitutional history was reached yesterday when President John Dramani Mahama received a 127-page Constitutional Review Committee (CRC) Report. Constitutional ...

Chairman of the Constitution Review Committee, Prof Henry Kwasi Prempeh, says proposals to extend Ghana’s presidential term from four years to five are not designed to make life easier for presidents.