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The Ghana Police Service has issued a stern ultimatum to digital creators and social media users: the era of "deepfake" impunity is over. In a high-profile press briefing held today,March 30, 2026 , authorities warned that the creation and circulation of artificial intelligence-generated misinformation will now lead straight to prosecution. ‎ ‎ ‎​Speaking on behalf of Inspector-General of Police Mr. Christian Tetteh Yohuno, the Director-General of the Public Affairs Directorate, DCOP Grace Ansah-Akrofi, announced that the Service has significantly "beefed up" its online monitoring systems. ‎ ‎​“Creating, sharing, or promoting deepfake or fraudulent content targeting public figures constitutes a criminal offence under the laws of Ghana,” DCOP Ansah-Akrofi stated. ‎ ‎​The warning is specifically aimed at those who forward unverified videos and images across platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook, and TikTok, contributing to the spread of digital manipulation. ...

The Ghana Police Service has dismantled a high-profile robbery syndicate linked to a string of daring jewelry heists across Accra and Takoradi. ‎ ‎​Four suspects have been taken into custody, including Justin Madden, identified by authorities as an American national. ‎ The group is allegedly responsible for five separate raids between April 2025 and March 2026, with the total value of stolen gold and gems exceeding GH¢24 million. ‎ ‎​While the core operational team is in back in cells, police confirmed that a key accomplice,a receiver identified only by the alias “Oyarifa”,remains at large. High-tech forensic tracking and public intelligence led to the arrests. ‎ ‎DCOP Grace Ansah-Akrofi commended the tactical teams involved and urged the public to provide any information leading to the arrest of the remaining fugitive. Reported By Azaglo Michael 

Reported By Azaglo Michael  The Young African Women Congress (YAWC) Network has officially announced that its flagship Annual Global Convocation is coming home. To celebrate a decade of impact, the landmark 10th-anniversary edition will be hosted in Accra, Ghana, from October 25th to 30th, 2026. ‎ “The Journey Continues” ‎​Operating under the theme “The Empowerment Journey: Ten Years On,” the 2026 convocation serves as a critical juncture for the organization. Unlike a standard conference, this year’s event is designed as a high-level platform for reflection and strategic forecasting. ‎ ‎​Delegates will participate in a comprehensive assessment of the past decade’s initiatives, addressing systemic challenges while defining the roadmap for women’s leadership across Africa for the next ten years. ‎ ‎​A Continental Powerhouse Returns ‎​After successful rotations through nations including Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, and Rwanda, the convocation returns to its roots. ‎ The Accra e...

‎ In a strategic move to fortify the nation’s defense against modern slavery, the International Justice Mission (IJM) recently hosted the Public Justice System Leaders’ Summit on Human Trafficking. The high-level gathering aimed to bridge gaps between state institutions and foster a more unified front against traffickers. ‎ ‎ ‎​The summit brought together key decision-makers and frontline responders from the Ghana Police Service, the Department of Social Welfare, and the Office of the Attorney General. Participants represented five critical regions: Greater Accra, Central, Eastern, Volta, and Oti. ‎ ‎​By convening these specific actors, IJM aims to streamline the "justice pipeline",ensuring that from the moment a victim is rescued to the final prosecution of a trafficker, no case falls through the cracks of bureaucracy. ‎ ‎ ‎​Central to the summit’s agenda was the shift toward multidisciplinary and trauma-informed approaches. Experts emphasized that effective just...

In a bold move to tackle the skyrocketing cost of housing and environmental degradation, the Ghana Standards Authority (GSA) is championing the use of agricultural waste and local minerals as sustainable alternatives in cement production. ‎ ‎​Speaking at the Concrete Development Roadmap Stakeholder Dialogue in Osu on Friday, March 13, 2026, the Deputy Director-General of GSA, Hon. Samuel Jabanyite, revealed that materials once considered "rubbish" are the key to Ghana’s construction future. ‎ ‎ Deputy Director-General of GSA, Hon. Samuel Jabanyite ‎​The initiative of the collaboration between the GSA, the German International Cooperation (GIZ), and the European Union, explores how by-products from Ghana’s vast agricultural sector can be repurposed. ‎ ‎ Key materials under review include: ‎​Rice Bran ‎​Groundnut Husks ‎​Cassava Peels ‎ ‎​"Nearly 80 percent of the land in Africa is agricultural. This makes these materials readily available and a poten...

In a powerful call to the next generation of Ghanaian leaders, Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang has emphasized that academic brilliance is incomplete without the pillars of discipline and strong moral values. ‎ ‎​Speaking at the 2026 President’s Independence Day Awards ceremony held in Accra on Wednesday, March 4, the Vice President celebrated the achievements of 52 outstanding students from across the nation. While praising their intellectual feats, her message centered on the essential role of character in the pursuit of national prosperity. ‎ Vice President Prof. Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang ‎​Celebrating the "Best of the Best" ‎​The awardees, drawn from both public and private institutions, were recognized for their stellar academic performance. Prof. Opoku-Agyemang highlighted their journey as a testament to hard work and resilience. ‎ ‎​"I congratulate you. Your discipline and perseverance have brought prestige to your homes, your schools, and to ...

The delegation represents the pinnacle of academic merit. Out of a staggering 603,328 candidates who sat for the 2025 BECE, these 52 individuals rose to the top. The group is notably inclusive: 32 students hail from public schools, 16 from private institutions, and four awards are dedicated to students with visual and hearing impairments and paid a custessy visit to GES ahead of 2026 President’s Independence Day Awards. ‎ ‎​"To be selected as one of 52 out of over 600,000 candidates is a monumental feat," Dr. Apaak stated. "Regardless of your background or location, you are now on a path to national greatness." ‎ ‎ Deputy Minister of Education, Hon.Clement Abas Apaak, Beyond the celebration, the Ministry used the occasion to outline critical reforms aimed at leveling the playing field for rural students. Dr. Apaak highlighted the ‘Teacher Dabre’ policy, which provides incentives for educators to serve in underserved communities, ensuring that high-quality ins...

‎​ As Ghana pushes toward a robust digital economy, a major hurdle remains: the infrastructure gap. While the vision for a tech-savvy youth is clear, many basic schools still grapple with a lack of computer labs, unstable electricity, and limited internet access. ‎ ‎​In a strategic move to bypass these obstacles, Ghana Code Club has officially launched its "Coding and AI Without Computer" initiative,a practical, scalable solution designed to align with the government’s national education agenda. ‎ A Timely Intervention for a Digital Future ‎​The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation have consistently voiced their commitment to integrating coding and robotics into the national curriculum. However, the reality on the ground often tells a different story. ‎ ‎​"The launch is not merely a product unveiling," says Ernestina Edem Appiah, Founder of Ghana Code Club. "It is a policy-relevant demonstration of how Ghana can begi...

‎ In a significant move for the future of Ghanaian athletics, the Minister for Youth and Sports, Hon. Kofi Iddie Adams, received a courtesy visit from the President of the Confederation of African Volleyball (CAVB), Bouchra Hajij. ‎ ‎​The high-level meeting centered on a shared vision: dismantling the "lesser-known sport" label and positioning volleyball as a premier athletic discipline capable of rivaling football in national interest and investment. ‎ ‎​ ‎​Minister Adams expressed profound appreciation for Hajij’s leadership in developing volleyball across Africa. During his remarks, he challenged the status quo of how the sport is perceived in Ghana. ‎ Minister for Youth and Sports, Hon. Kofi Iddie Adams ‎ The Minister argued that with the right financial backing and structural support, volleyball could become more relevant than football. ‎ ‎​Shifting Mindsets: He emphasized that the current "lesser-known" approach must be abandoned to unlock the sport’s...