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Ursula Owusu Defends SIM Registration Exercise, Slams “False Narratives”
Ursula Owusu-Ekuful has defended the 2022–2023 SIM registration exercise, saying it strengthened Ghana’s identification system. She criticised attempts to misrepresent her work and urged government to build on past progress.
Government Rules Out Funding Fans’ Travel to 2026 World Cup
John Dramani Mahama says government will not fund supporters’ travel to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing high costs and the Dzamefe Report. Fans are urged to rely on private funding and sponsorship.
Kurt Okraku Confident Black Stars Will Shine at 2026 World Cup
Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku says the Black Stars are ready to “change their story” at the 2026 World Cup. At a fundraising event, he expressed confidence in the team, while Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy pledged support for fans.
Ghanaians who traveled or recently moved to the US, did you ever get sick from artificial, highly processed or frozen food?
In the US, the food is completely horrible, because ingredients in have been in the freezer for ages, and also could be made in a factory, with dyes included (like red40). Ghanaians absolutely hate food that’s not fresh, so I’m guessing you wouldn’t handle the artificial food in the US, the same way tourists from the west would handle any food from natural Africa, unless they take medication. Does this ever happen to you, or does the food just taste bad in your opinion because it’s not fresh?
GAF Issued appointment letters
The Ghana Armed Forces has issued appointment letters to the first batch of potential recruits for the 2025/2026 recruitment exercise across all 16 regional capitals. The recruits are to report to their respective training centres on Friday, March 27, 2026.
Health Expert Urges Youth to Avoid Unsafe Sex Amid Rising HIV Cases
A health consultant at 21st Clinic, Dr Thomas Kyere, has warned adolescents against unprotected sex, citing rising HIV infections. He urged voluntary testing, safe practices, and strict adherence to t
66 Artillery Regiment Urges Recruits to Prepare for Rigorous Training
The 66 Artillery Regiment has urged newly recruited personnel to prepare mentally and physically for intensive training. Commander Lt. Col. Jalali Din Ibrahim stressed discipline and resilience.
AIB Assures Public of Capacity to Probe Tema Aircraft Crash
Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation and Prevention Bureau has urged public confidence in its probe into the Tema microlight crash that killed two people. The Bureau says it has the expertise and resources, with Captain Paul Forjoe leading investigations.
The aptitude tests were not managed by artificial intelligence
Interior Minister Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak has clarified that the aptitude tests for the ongoing security services recruitment were not managed by artificial intelligence, correcting a widespread public and parliamentary characterization of the process.
Gov’t Clears Allowances for 14,000+ Nurses, House Officers
Ministry of Health has secured financial clearance from the Ministry of Finance to pay allowances and salaries for 14,279 rotation nurses and midwives and 637 medical and dental house officers.