Godwin Kotey, a married unemployed man, was sentenced to five years imprisonment after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of his cousin, Fredrick Nii Oko Sackey.

FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development, Arsene Wenger, has revealed that the football governing body plans to open an academy in Ghana.

In a brazen act of robbery, a professor from the University of Ghana fell victim to criminals while conducting research in Dixcove, a community nestled within the Ahanta West Municipality of the Western Region. The incident, marked by violence and chaos, has highlighted growing concerns about security in the area.

Open defecation continues to remain a major global sanitation and health challenge, contributing to an estimated 1.6 million deaths every year.

Most cases of sudden red eye are harmless and temporary.

Hassan Ayariga, the Founder and Leader of the All People Congress (APC), has declared his financial readiness for the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections.

Former Black Stars coach Otto Addo has been tipped to return to his former role as the coach of the senior national team.

Samuel Abu Jinapor, the Minister for Lands and Natural Resources has slammed former President John Dramani Mahama on his 24-hour economy policy proposal.

A man identified as Daganaa, believed to be mentally challenged, unleashed a wave of violence resulting in the deaths of four individuals in the quiet community of Banda-Nkwanta, situated on the Bole-Bamboi highway in the Bole district of the Savannah region.

In November 2023, former FC Zurich striker Raphael Dwamena suffered a heart attack during a match in the top Albanian league and died shortly afterward in an ambulance. The eight-time Ghanaian international was laid to rest last Friday.

President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Kurt Okraku, was subjected to boos when he graced the J.A. Kufuor Cup on Sunday, February 18, 2024.

The Serial Callers Association of the governing New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Northern Region has announced a strike due to what they describe as "poor welfare and remuneration." The decision, outlined in a press release dated February 16th, 2024, cites long-standing grievances with the party's regional leadership.