President John Dramani Mahama has reconstituted Ghana’s National Hajj Committee and appointed Alhaji Ibrahim Tanko as Chairman to ensure a smooth and well-coordinated 2026 pilgrimage to Mecca

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has asked Speaker Alban Bagbin to sanction Minority Leader Afenyo-Markin for contempt after he allegedly defied a parliamentary resolution to stay off the ECOWAS delegation.

Speaker Alban Bagbin warns Ghana’s MPs he will enforce stricter discipline in Parliament, vowing to use “a hammer, not a gavel” after chaos and walkouts during the CJ vetting session.

Lawyer Victor Adawudu warns that Ghana’s repeated parliamentary chaos could erode public faith in democracy and invite military intervention. He urges lawmakers to restore dignity to Parliament.

Attorney-General Dominic Ayine has condemned the parliamentary clash between Mahama Ayariga and Afenyo-Markin during the Chief Justice nominee’s vetting, calling it “regrettable” and “a waste of time.”

Ghana’s official helicopter crash report confirms a downdraft and poor weather caused the August 2025 tragedy. Investigators urge immediate modernization of the Air Force fleet and expansion of radar coverage.

Chief Justice nominee Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has raised concerns about Ghana’s shortage of lawyers and called for the expansion of law school access to improve justice delivery nationwide.

The vetting of Chief Justice nominee Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie turned chaotic as minority MPs led by Alexander Afenyo-Markin walked out, citing constitutional breaches while Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga insisted the vetting must proceed.

Police in Ghana have arrested two suspects and recovered a stolen Hyundai Tucson following a robbery at Mpatasie in the Ashanti Region. Investigations are ongoing to find the remaining accomplices.

Starting November 13, 2025, Ghanaians will pay GHC350 for new passports—down from GHC500—as government moves to make travel documents more affordable, according to Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa.

The Director-General of SSNIT has told Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee that GH¢7.4 million of outstanding employer contributions has been recovered, while legislators raised further concerns about rent arrears and delayed recoveries.

Ghana’s Parliament split as Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo‑Markin demands the vetting of the acting Chief Justice be suspended until the Supreme Court settles pending cases — while Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga insists Parliament must proceed with its constitutional duty.

Two journalists are critically injured after illegal miners attacked the EPA’s convoy during an anti-galamsey operation in Ghana’s Ashanti Region.

Mfantsipim School defends its NSMQ crown, beating St. Augustine’s College and Opoku Ware School to secure a record fourth national trophy in Cape Coast.

President Mahama launches a $150m solar project in Dawa and pilots private-sector participation in water bill collection to boost efficiency.

After 11 deaths in Krachi East, a report recommends banning fishing boats for passenger use and enforcing life jacket laws on the Volta Lake.

Armed land guards threaten staff and students as Sunyani Technical University loses 35 acres of land. PAC urges urgent government intervention

Dr Mustapha Hamid’s lawyers accuse the OSP of “public theatrics” ahead of a Nov 13 court hearing on his passport amid a $100 million asset-seizure row.

CHRAJ has banned former GRA boss Rev. Amissah Dae Owusu-Amoah for five years and referred him to the Attorney General for prosecution over GHS 9m losses.

President Mahama has launched construction of the 200km Wenchi–Bole–Sola Road to link Ghana’s N12 corridor with Burkina Faso and Mali under the Big Push Agenda.