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NHIS active membership rises to 70% as government expands health investments
Active membership under Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) has increased from 56.3 per cent in 2024 to 70 per cent as of August 2026, Health Minister, Hon. Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has announced. The Minister said the growth reflected government’s ongoing efforts to improve access to healthcare and strengthen the financial sustainability of the NHIS. Speaking at a Health Sector Update Engagement with the media and key stakeholders, Mr. Akandoh attributed the incre
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IGP promotes 22 ACPs to DCOPs
Twenty-two Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) have been promoted to the rank of Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCOPs) in recognition of their dedication, hard work and contributions to the Ghana Police Service (GPS), particularly in the fight against crime. The officers, who had each served in the rank of ACP for a minimum of four years, were promoted on the recommendation of the Police Council and with the approval of the President. They were decorated with their new
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“Eye health must not sit at margins of health system” - Deputy Minister for Health
The Ministry of Health has reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to making essential eye care accessible to all citizens by integrating primary eye health services into routine primary healthcare. Deputy Minister for Health, Hon. Prof. Dr. Grace Ayensu-Danquah, said the move was necessary to address preventable vision impairment and ensure that people did not lose their sight simply because basic eye services were unavailable, unaffordable or too far from their communities. She made
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"My husband accused me of infidelity, forced pepper into my intimate parts" — Wife recounts harrowing ordeal
The wife of John Odartey Lamptey has, for the first time, spoken publicly about what she describes as a “deeply disappointing and traumatic” experience with the Tesano Police Station during a critical moment in her ongoing domestic dispute. Her testimony follows a viral Facebook video in which her husband is seen physically assaulting a woman believed to be his wife at their Ofankor residence in the Ga East Municipality. According to the victim, her husband accused her of inf


"When you know your stuff, you can’t be bullied” — Emefa Apawu inspires Gen Z journalists to stand their ground
Former Broadcast Journalist with the Multimedia Group Limited, Emefa Apawu, has urged young journalists particularly those of the Gen Z generation to value their craft and fortify themselves with solid knowledge as they navigate the pressures of Ghana’s political and media environment. Speaking on the Talk No Dey Cook podcast, Apawu reflected on her own experiences interviewing top political figures, including moments where guests attempted to intimidate or undermine her. Sh


"I quit media for corporate work because of my children" — Emefa Apawu
Seasoned Female Broadcast Journalist, Emefa Apawu, formerly of the Multimedia Group Limited, has opened up about the real reason she stepped away from the media after an illustrious 23-year career. Speaking in a candid conversation on the Talk No Dey Cook podcast, Emefa revealed that her decision to quit journalism — at a time many believed she was at her peak — was driven by one thing above all: her children. According to her, years of working six to seven days a week, const



"Ignite Social Enterprise is independently owned, " — Bola Ray
Ignite Social Enterprise is an independently owned corporate enterprise with no parent-subsidiary relationship, franchise arrangement, joint venture or shared ownership with any Ghanaian company, Member of the Ignite Global Advisory Board, Mr Nathan Kwabena Adisi (Bola Ray), has clarified. According to him, Ignite operates as a separate business entity, with no Ghanaian company having no control over its operations. Mr Adisi made the clarification during a Zoom briefing with

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Ghana’s building cost inflation rises to 4.6% as equipment costs remain key risk
Ghana’s building cost inflation rose to 4.6% in August 2026, from 4.0% in July, driven largely by higher prices of construction materials and continued pressure from plant and equipment costs. The Government Statistician, Dr. Iddrisu Alhassan, disclosed this at the release of the August 2026 Prime Building Cost Index (PBCI) by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). According to Dr. Alhassan, building costs increased by 4.6% year-on-year in August 2026, while prices recorded a m

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"Auditors require stronger protection to safeguard accountability" - Dr. David Ofosu-Dorte
Dr. David Ofosu-Dorte, Senior Partner of AB & David Africa, has called for renewed attention to the safety and protection of auditors as they carry out their statutory responsibilities in scrutinising public accounts and financial transactions. He said the effectiveness of the audit function could be undermined if auditors were exposed to threats, intimidation or other forms of interference while performing their duties. Dr. Ofosu-Dorte made the remarks at the 2026 Financial

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