Lilwin’s award-winning movie A Country Called Ghana premieres on February 28, 2025, at Silverbird Cinemas in Ghana and Nigeria.
Clashes in Bunkprugu/Nakpanduri district claim two lives, displace 500+ people, and destroy 150 homes. Victims appeal for government aid.
Ghana’s military investigates missing ammunition and $250,000 procurement scandal involving ex-ADC Lt. Gen. Onwona and top army officials.
Former GFA President Kwesi Nyantakyi says he has no plans to return to football administration after being discharged from a five-year legal battle.
The National Communications Authority (NCA) has suspended seven radio stations in Ghana for operating without valid authorization and on national security grounds.
President Mahama swears in Council of State members at Jubilee House, with North East and Ashanti representatives pending election re-run.
President Mahama submits his asset declaration and directs all appointees to comply by March 31, 2025, or face removal.
Cholera outbreak in Ghana has claimed 49 lives, 719 confirmed cases across five regions. Health Minister Mintah-Akandoh outlines measures in Parliament.
Muhsin Hendricks, the first openly gay imam, was shot dead in South Africa. Authorities suspect a targeted killing linked to his LGBTQ+ advocacy in Islam.
The OSP has removed former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta from its wanted list after he pledged to return to Ghana on a definite date.