The Finder
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Jul- 2026 -20 July
Another MPC Begins: What Should Ghanaians Expect?
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana begins another crucial round of deliberations at a time when…
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20 July
Ghana Spends $350m Annually on Poultry Imports – Minister
By Maame Efua Kwaduah The Minister for Food and Agriculture, Eric Opoku, has expressed concern over Ghana’s continued dependence on…
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13 July
Another Fuel Price Reduction Must Benefit Every Ghanaian
The anticipated reduction in fuel prices from July 16 offers another welcome relief to motorists, businesses and households that have…
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13 July
Lead Fight Against Corruption – GACC to Youth
The Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition (GACC) has called on young people across the country to take an active role in the…
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10 July
Demolition Exercise Displaces Traders at American House
Several traders and residents operating and living along the American House intersection in East Legon have been displaced following the…
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8 July
A Lost Generation? Why Ghana Is Losing the Fight Against Youth Drug Abuse
The revelation by Ghana’s Interior Minister, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, that nearly 6,000 applicants failed to qualify for recruitment into the security…
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8 July
Ghana Secures $21m EU Grant for Tema-Mpakadan Rail
Ghana has secured a US$21 million grant from the European Union to complete outstanding works on the Tema-Mpakadan Railway Line,…
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1 July
Floods Are No Longer a Natural Disaster, They Are a National Failure
When the rains came down yesterday, they did what rains have always done. But once again, it was not the…
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1 July
Pharmaceutical Society Warns of Disease Risk After Floods
The Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH) has warned of a high risk of disease outbreaks following the recent devastating floods,…
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Jun- 2026 -24 June
Electricity and Water Tariff Hikes: Relief or Another Burden for Ghanaians?
The announcement of upward adjustments in electricity and water tariffs has once again placed Ghanaian households and businesses at the…
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