Health Minister Orders Audit of Oti Facilities (24 /7 Cleaning for Safer, Better Hospitals)

The Minister for Health, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, has ordered a comprehensive audit of all health facilities in the Oti Region to strengthen service delivery and safeguard patient safety, directing the Technical Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Dr. Korku Awoonor, to form a technical working group to assess the structural integrity, operational capacity and overall…

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DVLA: GH¢25 Fee for Pre-2023 Cars’ Digital Onboarding (Bio-Data Verification Now Required)

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has announced that owners of vehicles registered before 2023 will be required to pay GH¢25 to update their records onto the Authority’s digital system, a process Director of Driver Training, Testing and Licensing, Kafui Semevo, said is intended to verify ownership of manually registered vehicles and prevent uncustomed…

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NDC SABOTAGES GHANA’S INDUSTRIAL FUTURE (1D1F INCENTIVES REMOVED, FACTORIES STAND STILL, JOBS LOST)

Ghana’s much-needed industrial transformation is collapsing before our eyes, not because the idea was weak, but because the current NDC administration has quietly dismantled one of the country’s most promising economic engines, which is the One District One Factory (1D1F) initiative. Instead of strengthening a productive national policy that created jobs and spread industrial growth,…

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NDC HAS TURNED GHANA’S LITHIUM WEALTH INTO A CLOSED-DOOR DEAL FOR THE WELL-CONNECTED: TRANSPARENCY SACRIFICED, COMMUNITIES IGNORED!

Ghana’s mineral sovereignty is under threat. What should be a transparent process for leveraging Ghana’s lithium, a critical mineral at the heart of the global green economy, has instead become a secretive negotiation table, restricted to elites with political connections, while ordinary Ghanaians and affected communities are kept in the dark. This is not governance;…

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Bond Turnover Inches Up (GH¢1.59bn Traded Ahead of Planned GH¢10bn Infrastructure Bond!)

The secondary bond market stayed small, with turnover rising 0.35% week-on-week to GH¢1.59 billion. This was mostly because of the February 2027 benchmark, which saw its volumes rise 57.7% to GH¢824.61 million. The 2027–2030 segment saw the most trading, with 70.2% of volumes and a weighted-average yield of 15.06%. The 2031–2034 segment saw 21.3% of…

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