The Court of Appeal has acquitted William Baah in the Major Mahama case after years of trial. His lawyer says the ruling exposes deep structural flaws in Ghana’s justice system, citing prolonged detention, procedural failures, and evidence that should never have gone to trial.

The Ministry of Interior and the Ghana Police Service have unveiled a comprehensive nationwide security plan to protect citizens and revelers during the 2025 festive season. Measures include increased patrols, enhanced visibility, traffic control, and rapid-response readiness.

Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has revealed that 169 Ghanaians have been deported from the United States, with an additional 388 nationals currently detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He made the disclosure in Parliament on November 19.

Ghana has officially regained access to five-year U.S. visas, with all previous restrictions lifted, the Foreign Affairs Minister announced in Parliament on Wednesday, November 19.

The ECOWAS Court has dismissed former Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo’s request for interim measures to stop the committee that probed her removal. Ghanaian MP Bernard Baidoo says the ruling confirms the process was constitutional and complete.

Ghana’s Attorney General says the U.S. is processing Sedina Attionu’s extradition and clarifies no Interpol Red Notice is required since she is already convicted.

Attorney General Dominic Ayine has justified EOCO’s recent high bail conditions imposed on suspects, including former government appointees, telling Parliament the measures are lawful, necessary, and tied to the scale of alleged financial crimes—not political witch-hunting.

The Office of the Special Prosecutor has filed criminal charges against former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta, senior GRA officials and SML over an alleged GHS 1.4 billion procurement and revenue assurance scandal. The OSP cites abuse of office, unlawful contract awards and financial loss to the state.

Ghana has recorded a significant drop in bribery prevalence, falling from 18.4% to 14.3%, according to the latest Governance Series Wave 2 Report by the Ghana Statistical Service. The findings highlight progress in governance, accountability, and citizen engagement nationwide.

Newly sworn-in Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie has vowed to defend the rule of law, safeguard judicial independence, and uphold Ghana’s constitutional order. Speaking at his swearing-in ceremony on November 17, he emphasized that the judiciary must remain free from interference while ensuring accountability and public trust.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has confirmed significant improvement in the condition of victims of the November 12 El-Wak Stadium stampede. Three of the five ICU patients have been stabilised and transferred to a general ward, while 16 others remain hospitalised. The tragic incident occurred during a military recruitment exercise and has so far claimed six lives.

The 2026 Budget Statement has unveiled a major policy direction from President John Mahama aimed at strengthening Ghana’s agricultural sector and stabilizing markets for local producers.

Ghana has allocated GH₵33.3 billion to the Ministry of Education in the 2026 Budget, with an additional GH₵9.9 billion for GETFund to support nationwide infrastructure and key educational interventions. Finance Minister Ato Forson announced the measures during the 2026 Budget presentation to Parliament.

Ghana’s 2026 Budget outlines a bold health sector expansion plan focused on modernising infrastructure, improving nationwide access, and strengthening specialised medical care. Finance Minister Ato Forson says the reforms aim to build a modern, inclusive, and resilient healthcare system.

Ghana’s Parliament has approved Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie as Chief Justice after a tense session marked by Minority resistance and a decisive 163–69 vote. Speaker Bagbin urges the new CJ to draw lessons from the contentious process.

Ghana’s Parliamentary Speaker Alban Bagbin donates GH₵100,000 to victims of the El Wak recruitment stampede and urges urgent reform of military recruitment procedures to enhance safety and fairness.

Road Minister Kwame Governs Agbodza tells Parliament that Ghana must stop awarding road contracts beyond its budget. He reveals over GH₵30 billion in unpaid works and calls for fiscal discipline.

Acting Defence Minister Ato Forson tells Parliament six people died and 34 were injured in the El Wak Stadium stampede. Recruitment in Accra halted as investigation begins.

Deputy Minority Chief Whip Annoh-Dompreh calls for the suspension of Ghana’s Armed Forces recruitment after a stampede at El Wak Stadium killed 12. He says the tragedy exposes systemic failure and demands urgent reform.

Six people have died and several injured after a stampede at El Wak Stadium during Ghana Armed Forces recruitment. GAF confirms investigations are underway and support for victims’ families.