Bank of Ghana
The latest reporting, context, and conversations from this desk.
Ofori-Atta Released: US Failed to Prove He Was a Flight Risk
Former Ghana Finance Minister Kenneth Nana Yaw Ofori-Atta is released from ICE custody after the US failed to prove he was a flight risk.
Edudzi Tamakloe: Why Experience Won the Damang Mines Contract
NPA CEO Godwin Edudzi Tamakloe explains why Engineers and Planners was chosen for the Damang Mines contract, citing experience and financial stability.
Sheedon: “If I Die Today, Blame My Younger Sister”
Sheedon, known as 8, reveals allegations of physical abuse by her younger sister and asks the Ghanaian public to hold her sibling accountable.
Ghana’s OSP Faces Its Biggest Legal Test in the Supreme Court
Ghana’s Supreme Court is deciding if the Office of the Special Prosecutor is constitutional, a ruling that could end the agency’s independence from the executive.
Ghana’s One Million Coders: Samuel Nartey George Launches Rollout
Ghana launches the One Million Coders Programme, deploying 6,500 laptops across 130 centers to boost digital skills and remote employment opportunities.
BoG Governor Johnson Asiama to Open 3i Africa Golf Invitational
Bank of Ghana Governor Johnson Asiama will open the 3i Africa Golf Invitational on May 5, 2026, kicking off the 3i Africa Summit in Accra.
Evangelist Yaw Siki: “Taking royalties from my old songs feels like sin”
Evangelist Yaw Siki explains why he is renouncing royalties from his former hiplife music, citing his faith and a desire to avoid spiritual conflict.
Most Rev. Gyamfi: Mahama Should Focus on Action, Not Apologies
Most Rev. Matthew Kwasi Gyamfi urges President Mahama to prioritize concrete action over apologies regarding LGBTQ+ issues to meet the Ghanaian people’s needs.
Dr. Eric Armah Bempong: Where Are the School Farming Policies?
Dr. Eric Armah Bempong discusses the decline of school farming in Ghana and the need to return to practical agricultural education for students.
Ghana and Senegal Win CAF African Schools Football Championship
Ghana and Senegal are crowned champions of the CAF African Schools Football Championship, highlighting the rise of youth football talent across Africa.