Lightwave E-Health seeks arbitration with Health Ministry over contract dispute
Lightwave E-Health Care Solutions Limited has formally initiated arbitration proceedings against the Ministry of Health, following what it describes as varied and inaccurate media reports regarding its operations in Ghana. In a press statement issued by its solicitors, Lord & Lords Legal Practice, the company confirmed that it has written to the Ministry of Health, and copied all relevant stakeholders, to request the commencement of arbitration proceedings in accordance with the terms of Contract No. MOH/E-HEALTH/PHS…
Read moreOSP caught in another skewed investigation at MIIF
The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) says two major corruption probes involving the Minerals Income Investment Fund (MIIF) programme and the alleged diversion of petroleum products by more than 30 Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have reached advanced stages. The Herald’s investigations into the MIIF this year, revealed that MIIF cash, which came from mineral royalties, was used for various purposes beyond the gold deal. It was used for fuel purchases, senseless procurement of mine equipment,…
Read moreRetired Officer’s promotion to Commissioner sparks anger in Police Service
Widespread anger has erupted within the Ghana Police Service following the surprise promotion of a retired senior officer, Arhin Kwasi Annor, to the rank of Commissioner of Police (COP), a development many officers describe as unprecedented, unfair, and damaging to morale. Mr Arhin, who retired on 20 September 2025 as a Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCOP), was promoted in October, with the elevation backdated to 1 September 2025. Backdating means he is deemed to have served…
Read moreGNPC Officials exposed in Kevin Okyere & Springfield’s US$ 800 million debt bailout “Kululu”
The Minister of Energy and Green Transitions, John Jinapor, has mounted a vigorous defence for a state-led takeover of troubled Springfield Exploration and Production Limited’s (SEP) stake in the West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP2) if its oil well meets strict technical and commercial criteria. But many, including the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), see the development as an attempt to bail Kevin Okyere out of a financial crisis he is facing. He is…
Read moreTeshie Traditional Council rejects proposed Neo-Ga State Council, cites breach of Constitution and chieftaincy laws
By Paul Mamattah The Teshie Traditional Council, has condemned what they describe as attempts by a claimant to the Ga Paramount Overlord position to impose a neo-Ga State Council, calling the move unconstitutional, unlawful, and an affront to the established chieftaincy structure in Ghana. Addressing a press conference in Teshie on November 20, 2025, the Teshie Atofotse and member of the Teshie Traditional Council, Shibulɔ Nii Martey Sanshie IV, said the conduct of the Ga Overlord…
Read moreDomestic Workers Union demands ratification of ILO Convention 189 to enforce their rights
By Patrick Biddah The Deputy General Secretary of the Domestic Workers Union under the Trades Union Congress (TUC), Angela Akutteh, has urged the government to ratify ILO Convention 189 and fully operationalize the Domestic Workers Regulations, 2020 (L.I. 2408), to protect the rights of domestic workers. Speaking at a sensitisation seminar for domestic workers on Friday, November 21, 2025, in Accra, Madam Akutteh, expressed concern that despite persistent advocacy, government has not acted. She stated that…
Read moreAI whiplash forces investors to face deVere’s long-standing warnings
AI stocks whiplash is forcing investors to confront what global financial advisory giant deVere has been warning for more than six months. The abrupt swing in sentiment has not created a new problem; it’s illuminated one the market chose not to acknowledge. deVere Group CEO Nigel Green has spent months explaining that the pace of AI valuation expansion demanded proof of durability, proof the market was in no hurry to demand. This patience has evaporated. For…
Read morePolice detain Nursery School teacher Mwandambo over alleged online incitement
According to the statement, the suspect was arrested at 5:20 am on Friday, November 21, 2015 in the Uzunguni area for allegedly producing and distributing inflammatory and divisive remarks through his social media accounts.Read More
Read moreDar’s students accused of assault in dispute over a man have a case to answer
The case, presided over by Senior Resident Magistrate Gwantwa Mwankuga, involves a total of eight charges.Read More
Read moreKukukuku unveils immersive brunch series showcasing the essence of Swahili culture
Music anchors the atmosphere, with DJs weaving together taarab, zilipendwa, Bongo Flava, rhumba and coastal sounds to recreate the vibrancy of Swahili streets.Read More
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