The first round of the 2026 Accra Basketball League (ABL) ended last weekend with Spintex Knights, Braves Ladies, Leopards, Police, Heat and Panthers all finishing their respective campaigns unbeaten. …
… The stakeholder forum was attended by journalists from Western and Central Regions as well as institutions such as the Roads and Highways, EPA, Police and National Communications Authority. …
… The project, to be executed by Messes Double A Imperial Construction and Engineering Limited and expected to be completed in 30 months, will have a Police and Fire Service post with a hydrant, a six bed clinic, and a pharmacy, an Environmental Protection Authority office, a marke …
… .” Mr Dame further challenged anyone to produce evidence that he had ever instructed any state security or investigative agency to curtail the rights of a citizen while he served as Attorney-General. “I challenge anybody to produce evidence of an order that I issued to the Police …
… The arrests follow a three-month intelligence-led investigation launched after Australia’s Federal Police intercepted the methamphetamine concealed in charcoal bags at Port Botany in Sydney. …
… Samuel Mensah and Ebenezer Arthur were in devastating form, each scoring four goals to help Police demolish the University of Ghana 8–0 in a one-sided encounter. …
… Starting on Friday with a Men’s division clash between Police and Arkmen, the former which had managed just one point from three matches, dominated proceedings and secured their first win of the season with a convincing 3–0 victory over Arkmen. …
… Starting on Friday with a Men’s division clash between Police and Arkmen, the former which had managed just one point from three matches, dominated proceedings and secured their first win of the season with a convincing 3–0 victory over Arkmen. …
The 2026 Accra Basketball League's first round ended with Spintex Knights, Braves Ladies, Leopards, Police, Heat and Panthers all finishing unbeaten in their respective divisions. Braves Ladies won all eight matches in the women's division, while defending champions Spintex Knights completed nine wins in Men's Division One.
The 2026 Accra Basketball League's first round ended with Spintex Knights, Braves Ladies, Leopards, Police, Heat and Panthers all finishing unbeaten in their respective divisions. Braves Ladies won all eight matches in the women's division, while defending champions Spintex Knights completed nine wins in Men's Division One.
MTN Ghana's Chief Internal Audit and Forensic Officer says the company recognises stakeholders' contribution to its success as it marks 30 years in operation. He noted that what was once challenging, such as phone calls between Takoradi and Cape Coast, is now effortless, and that MTN's progress reflects Ghana's digital transformation story.
The Adentan Municipal Assembly has formally handed over contract documents to Double A Imperial Construction and Engineering Limited for the construction of a 24-Hour Economy Model Market and Lorry Station, expected to be completed in 30 months. The facility will include 132 lockable shops, 132 open sheds, a clinic, police and fire service post, market offices, and various other amenities.
Former Attorney-General Godfred Yeboah Dame, acting as lawyer for former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, has condemned his client's arrest at Accra International Airport on Saturday night despite securing High Court permission to travel to the United Kingdom. The current Deputy Attorney-General said the arrest followed intelligence of alleged attempts to withdraw from a frozen account, but Dame insists he never prevented citizens from travelling during his tenure as AG.
Ghana's Narcotics Control Commission has arrested the alleged kingpin and two accomplices linked to an international drug trafficking syndicate that shipped 320 kilograms of methamphetamine worth US$296 million to Australia. The arrests followed a three-month intelligence-led investigation after Australian Federal Police intercepted the methamphetamine concealed in charcoal bags at Port Botany in Sydney.
Exchequers delivered a commanding performance in Week 5 of the Salpholda Hockey League Men's Division A, defeating Army 6–2 to move to the summit of the standings. Ebenezer Nortey struck in the first minute, and Elikem Akaba scored twice, with Ryan Takyi, Shadrick Quarcoo, Daniel Bempah, and Amartey Joshua each adding a goal.
In Week 4 of the Salpholda Hockey League A, Police defeated Arkmen 3–0 for their first win, GRA beat Reformers 2–1, Army defeated 'Hockey is the Reason' 3–0, and Exchequers won 4–0 over Legonknights. In the women's division, Army edged Reformers 1–0, Extinguishers routed University of Ghana 11–0, and GRA beat Ark Ladies 4–0.
The 2026 Greater Accra Basketball League resumed at El-Wak Sports Stadium following an enforced break after the death of Coldstore player Michael Arhin on May 20. The competition returned in his honour with matches across all divisions, while Coldstore's fixtures were postponed pending final funeral rites.
The 2026 Greater Accra Basketball League resumed following an enforced break caused by the death of Coldstore player Michael Arhin on May 20. Matches were played across divisions in his honour, with Coldstore's own games held pending Arhin's funeral rites on June 27.
Week 4 of the Salpholda Hockey League A saw Police secure their first win of the season with a 3–0 victory over Arkmen, while Army defeated 'Hockey is the Reason' 3–0, and Exchequers beat Legonknights 4–0 in men's fixtures. In women's matches, Army, Extinguishers, and GRA recorded wins, with Extinguishers overwhelming University of Ghana 11–0.
The Handball Association of Ghana Invitational tournament, held over three days at the Striking Force Grand Arena, concluded with Kalibi winning the women's division (defeating Prisons 20–18 in the final), Police winning the men's A division, and Ashaiman winning the men's B division by penalty shootout against Kasland (4–3).
Week 3 of the Salpholda Hockey League A featured high-scoring men's and women's matches, including Ghana Armed Forces defeating University of Ghana 11–0. The article text cuts off mid-sentence describing the top-of-the-table clash between Reformers and Hockey is the Reason, both with six points each, but the outcome cannot be fully verified from the provided excerpt.
In week two of the Salpholda Hockey League 'A', GRA defeated Legon Knights 1–0, Reformers won their second consecutive match with an 8–0 victory over University of Ghana, and 'Hockey Is The Reason' beat Arkmen 2–1.
Nine illegal miners became trapped in an abandoned mine shaft on Northern Ashanti Mines Company Limited's concession at Konongo, Ashanti Region, narrowly escaping death. The incident has prompted the company and security agencies to intensify efforts to remove illegal miners from the site.
The Deputy Director of A Rocha Ghana says the government's Blue Water Guards initiative, launched to protect water bodies from illegal mining pollution, is not delivering expected results and has limited visible impact. He urged a reassessment of the programme, arguing resources could be better deployed to established institutions like the Police and Minerals Commission.