World Cup Visa Scandal: MP Alleges GTA Misrepresentation
Investigating the World Cup visa scandal: MP Vincent Assafuah alleges GTA misrepresentation while the Authority denies claims of collecting money for visas.
Sedina Tamakloe Custody Dispute Deepens as Government and Critics Clash Over Transparency
Ghana’s government insists former MASLOC Chief Executive Officer Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu is serving her prison sentence under the Ghana Prisons Service, but opposition figures continue to question the lack of publicly available documentary evidence confirming her custody, fuelling a wider debate…
US Court Approves Ofori-Atta Immigration Application as Ghana Cases Continue
A United States immigration court has approved former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s application to adjust his immigration status, while criminal investigations and legal proceedings against him remain active in Ghana. ACCRA, Ghana – A United States immigration court has approved…
Southwark Council Recovers Property Linked to Sierra Leone First Lady After Housing Investigation
Southwark Council has recovered a council property linked to Sierra Leone’s First Lady, Fatima Bio, following a year-long investigation into the tenancy. The case has drawn attention in both Britain and Sierra Leone, raising wider questions about public accountability, social…
Mahama Bans Ministers, State CEOs From Accepting Private Awards Without Approval
President John Dramani Mahama has directed ministers, chief executive officers of state institutions and other political appointees not to accept awards from private organisations without prior approval from the Presidency, citing concerns about transparency, credibility and public accountability. ACCRA, Ghana…
Mahama Orders State-Owned Enterprises to Submit Audited Accounts or Face Sanctions
Ghana’s president says years of non-compliance have weakened transparency and accountability, setting an April 2026 deadline for audited reports President John Mahama has ordered Ghana’s state-owned enterprises to submit audited accounts and annual reports by April 2026, warning that chief…
