… The MyJoyOnline diaspora investor checklist cites the underlying statistic: land litigation accounts for roughly 80 percent of all cases in Ghana’s high courts. …
The Bank of Ghana has dismissed claims that it is considering selling its new headquarters, describing a MyJoyOnline publication dated 1 June 2026 as “false and misleading”. …
The Bank of Ghana has strongly denied reports that it is considering the sale of its newly commissioned headquarters, describing the claims as “false and misleading.” In a statement issued on June 2, 2026, the central bank rejected a MyJoyOnline publication which cited unnamed so …
… Join Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panel this Saturday at 8 a.m. on JoyNews and MyJoyOnline for the analysis, hard questions, and fearless national conversation. …
… Join Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panel this Saturday at 8 a.m. on JoyNews and MyJoyOnline for the analysis, hard questions, and fearless national conversation. …
According to a story published by Myjoyonline, President John Dramani Mahama has announced that Ghana’s double-track system in Senior High Schools will be completely phased out by 2027, through a major educational infrastructure expansion programme under the STARR-J initiative. …
… Join Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panel this Saturday at 8 a.m. on JoyNews and MyJoyOnline for the analysis, hard questions, and fearless national conversation. …
… Join Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panel this Saturday at 8 a.m. on JoyNews and MyJoyOnline for the analysis, hard questions, and fearless national conversation. …
… Join host Samson Lardy Anyenini and his panellists this Saturday, May 8, at 9 a.m. on JoyNews and MyJoyOnline as Newsfile delves deep into these issues. …
Smaller apartment units in Accra are delivering higher rental yields than larger villas in 2026, with studios and one-bedroom apartments in high-demand areas achieving 10 percent or more in gross yields according to market data, making them attractive for first-time and diaspora investors.
Smaller apartment units in Accra are delivering higher rental yields than larger villas in 2026, with studios and one-bedroom apartments in high-demand areas achieving 10 percent or more in gross yields according to market data, making them attractive for first-time and diaspora investors.
Ghana's Year of Return campaign in 2019, which marked 400 years since the first enslaved Africans were taken to Jamestown, Virginia, has evolved from heritage visits into sustained property ownership, reshaping who owns prime real estate in Accra. The follow-up "Beyond the Return" programme, launched in December 2019 and running to 2030, institutionalised the shift from temporary diaspora engagement to permanent settlement.
The Bank of Ghana has dismissed reports it is considering selling its new headquarters as "false and misleading," reaffirming the facility is a critical asset supporting the bank's operations and statutory mandate.
The Bank of Ghana has rejected reports that it is considering a sale and leaseback arrangement for its newly commissioned headquarters, The Bank Square, describing the claims as "false and misleading" and warning that unverified reports could undermine public confidence in Ghana's financial system.
JoyNews' Newsfile programme will host a discussion on three major issues: the controversial proposed National Information Technology Authority (NITA) Bill, Ghana's evacuation of citizens amid xenophobic tensions in South Africa, and allegations surrounding the audit of the 13th African Games. The NITA Bill discussion is expected to focus on concerns that expanded regulatory powers could stifle innovation, while supporters argue stronger regulation is necessary for cybersecurity oversight and consumer protection.
JoyNews' Newsfile will examine the controversial proposed NITA Bill, which seeks to expand the National Information Technology Agency's powers into regulating Ghana's digital ecosystem; Ghana's evacuation of citizens amid xenophobic tensions in South Africa; and allegations surrounding the 13th African Games audit. Supporters argue stronger regulation promotes professionalism and cybersecurity, while critics contend licensing requirements could create barriers for startups and young innovators.
President John Dramani Mahama announced that Ghana's double-track system in Senior High Schools will be completely phased out by 2027 through the STARR-J initiative, backed by a $300 million World Bank facility to upgrade 50 secondary schools nationwide and revive the Community Day School concept to reduce overcrowding.
Joy Online's Newsfile programme convenes a national discussion on Ghana's IMF exit, ECG privatisation, and free speech, amid political tensions over accusations of law enforcement being used to intimidate dissent and diplomatic challenges around repatriating Ghanaian citizens from South Africa.
Joy Online reports that Newsfile will discuss Ghana's IMF exit, ECG privatization, attacks on free speech, and the repatriation of citizens from South Africa following xenophobic violence. The program will also examine debates over resource nationalism and state ownership of strategic sectors.
JoyNews' Newsfile will examine the investigative report into engineer Charles Amissah's death, which found he died from delayed emergency care and medical neglect rather than accident trauma, alongside developments in anti-corruption investigations involving PDS and NAFCO arrests and concerns about press freedom under the Mahama administration.
An article examining whether diaspora investors should buy Accra property now or wait cites Ghana's inflation rate falling to 3.2 per cent in March 2026, the lowest since 2021 rebasing, with 15 consecutive months of disinflation since January 2025.
A passenger bus travelling from Zebilla to Tamale was ambushed by gunmen on the Walewale-Nasia highway on Saturday, 2 May 2026, resulting in one death and five injuries. The attack prompted the police to urge residents and transport operators to remain vigilant as investigations continue.