Attorney-General Dominic Ayine says extraditing former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta from the U.S. will take time and must follow due legal process.

The Western Regional Police Command investigates a shooting at a mining site in Adelekezu, Axim District, that left one boy dead and several vehicles burnt. Five suspects are in custody as police appeal for calm.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga says he will reconsider his Private Member’s Bill to repeal the Office of the Special Prosecutor after President John Mahama urged Parliament to withdraw it and strengthen the anti-corruption agency.

Communications Minister Sam George says three more arrests are expected as EOCO confirms the capture of “Abu Trica,” accused of leading an $8 million cyber fraud ring targeting elderly victims in the U.S.

Miaso Krobo D.A. Basic School in Fanteakwa North opens a new computer lab and library, improving digital literacy through charity support and community partnership.

The Accra High Court has lifted an injunction on the funeral of highlife legend Daddy Lumba after family members failed to meet a GH¢2 million condition. The ruling highlights Ghana’s struggle to balance customary law and modern legal systems.

Ghanaian national Frederick “Abu Trica” Kumi has been arrested in Accra after a U.S. federal indictment accused him of running a romance scam that defrauded elderly Americans of over $8 million.

Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has deported three Israelis after accusing Israeli authorities of unfairly detaining and deporting Ghanaian travelers at Ben Gurion Airport. Both countries have agreed to resolve the matter amicably.

The Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI) Africa Office has urged African governments to act on illegal mining, climate change, and access to justice as part of this year’s Human Rights Day theme, “Human Rights: Our Everyday Essentials.”

Minority MPs halted parliamentary proceedings over the Kpandai seat dispute as the NPP called a High Court ruling for a rerun a “constitutional abomination.” Tensions continue to rise in Parliament.

Ghana’s CID has launched a probe into a viral video by an American woman who claimed she was kidnapped and robbed by men posing as police officers in Accra.

The Ghana Police CID and Bank of Ghana have arrested 41 people in Accra for illegal forex trading. Over ₵1.2 million and other currencies were seized as investigations continue.

In Doha, former Ghanaian President John Mahama called education the “battleground for justice,” linking it to SDG 4 and urging the world to treat learning as a life-saving priority amid crises.

Opanyin Abraham Kwaku Adusei, 82, from Ghana’s Eastern Region, has been named the 2025 Overall Best National Farmer, receiving ₵1.2 million, a tractor, and a gold medal for his lifetime contribution to agriculture.

At the 41st National Farmers’ Day in Ho, President John Mahama urged Ghanaians in the formal sector to invest in farming as a second income source and renewed his call for single-digit agricultural loans to boost food security.

MP for Damongo, Abu Jinapor, has opposed Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga’s call to abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor, insisting the office was created with noble intent and should be reformed, not dissolved.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has urged Parliament to abolish the Office of the Special Prosecutor, arguing it duplicates the Attorney General’s role and has failed to deliver results in Ghana’s fight against corruption.

Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has proposed that Parliament oversee budget allocations for Ghana’s independent constitutional bodies to prevent executive influence and strengthen their institutional autonomy.

At the launch of the Ghana-Made STEM Box Initiative, President John Mahama attributed poor WASSCE results to years of neglect in basic education and called for urgent reforms to strengthen foundational learning and STEM teaching in Ghana.

Ghanaian lawyer Martin Kpebu narrates how a verbal exchange with a soldier at the Office of the Special Prosecutor led to his arrest and brief detention at the National Intelligence Bureau. The incident has reignited public debate over military presence in civilian law enforcement.