Latest News in Ghana | Primeheadline News https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Healthcare investment key to economic growth – Julius Debrah Fisheries Minister begins tour of inland fishing communities Jeffrey Nortey named brand ambassador for Robert and Sons Ltd Black Stars’ past success built on poor administration, but challenge tougher now – Herbert Mensah  Ghana Tennis Federation warns of possible international demotion over funding gap Health Ministry explains delay in Weija Children’s Hospital opening Ghana engages mining firms to boost gold reserves  World Bank warns of fertiliser price surge, food inflation risks Gov’t moves to recover $30m from contractor over stalled road project Ghana launches national lifeguarding programme to boost beach safety Gov’t evacuates Ghanaian after xenophobic attack in South Africa  Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu says expanding SHS infrastructure is key to fixing ongoing Computerised School Placement System challenges. Frimpong-Manso Institute sends goodwill to 2026 BECE students, warns against rising exam malpractice. Energy Minister will today address nation on developments in electricity sector  Ivory Coast friendlies crucial for Ghana U-17 AFCON readiness – Prosper Narteh Ogum  AshantiGold SC have sealed a return to the Ghana Premier League after securing promotion with three matches to spare. IMF team expected in Accra from April 29 for Ghana’s final programme review Economy’s stability is real: But businesses are entering a higher-risk economy than they think President Mahama highlights key gains in Ghana’s economic recovery  More than 900 students have graduated from the University for Development Studies (UDS)  Petroleum imports into the country surged by 36.7% in 2025, rising to 8.71 billion litres from 6.2 billion litres in 2024, according to the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC). Fire at Akosombo substation disrupts power supply across Ghana TTAG presses for swift teacher recruitment action after petition reaches Education Ministry. Mrs. Adu Mensah also commended the Presbyterian Church of Ghana for its continued support and encouraged students to remain disciplined, focused, and committed to their studies. Contact Us About Us Government settles $29.5m debt owed to Suame Interchange contractors