The Daily Beat

Seven Cocoa Processing Company staff have been interdicted over GH¢4.37 million audit findings, while President John Mahama ends blanket tax exemptions on imported medical equipment and the DVLA introduces clone detection machines to tackle vehicle registration fraud. Get more news on 3News.com

President Mahama approves the evacuation of 300 Ghanaians from South Africa amid xenophobic attacks, the Roads Minister terminates the Bogoso–Prestea road contract, an Asante Akyem North MP is detained at Schiphol Airport, and over 500,000 SHS students sit the 2026 WASSCE under tightened WAEC security. Get more news on 3news.com

Ghana’s Education Ministry sets up a committee to tackle rising hostel fees, GES warns students against exam malpractice ahead of the 2026 WASSCE, and the IGP pledges support for 24-hour operations in the petroleum downstream sector.

President Mahama defends the Legal Education Reform Bill as a tool to expand access, four suspected illegal miners are arrested in an anti-galamsey operation, and Ghana’s T-bill auction exceeds its target to break a seven-week slump. Get more news on 3News.com

Police arrest 50 suspects in a major Madina Market narcotics raid, Dr. Bawumia appoints former NPP rivals to lead policy committees, and the Cedi trades at GH¢11.28 to the Dollar. For more news, log on to 3News.com

The 27th TGMA has announced Godwin Namboh and Regina Van Helvert as Red Carpet hosts, while AfCFTA and Canada deepen trade talks. Meanwhile, a disabled father has been charged over a quad bike incident involving his son in North Legon. Get more news on 3News.com.

The Mahama Cares Fund has received GH¢6.1 million from salary donations by President Mahama and appointees, six persons have been arrested in Agona Swedru for impersonating security operatives, and Ghana has climbed to become the 8th largest economy in Africa with a GDP of $114.71 billion.

President Mahama has urged the UAE to invest in Ghana’s oil and gas storage facilities, Ghana has petitioned the African Union over xenophobic attacks in South Africa, and an APL report warns that macroeconomic gains are yet to reflect in the living conditions of ordinary Ghanaians.

The Weija Paediatric Hospital’s operationalisation remains stalled over procurement issues, a witness in the Adu-Boahene trial reveals millions were transferred as a “loan,” and Upper West youth are threatening action over delayed Big Push road projects. For more stories, log on to 3News.com

Seven invigilators were arrested on the first day of the 2026 BECE, Roads Minister Kwame Agbodza has threatened to terminate contracts over Big Push delays, and Korle Bu doctors have suspended their strike following management intervention. For more stories, log on to 3News.com

The NIA has resumed Ghana Card registration targeting 3.1 million children, the Central Regional Health Directorate is investigating a maternal death at a Kasoa hospital, and Ghana’s construction sector is grappling with rising overall cost pressures. For more stories, log on to 3News.com

Ghana’s NIA resumes Ghana Card registration targeting 3.1 million children, the Central Regional Health Directorate investigates a maternal death at a Kasoa hospital, and Ghana’s construction sector grapples with mounting cost pressures. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Energy Minister announces restoration of Akosombo’s fourth power unit, FDA seizes banned alcoholic energy drinks in Western North, a court awards GH¢90,000 damages against the Ghana Armed Forces in a grenade case, and 24 suspects are arrested in a crackdown on illegal mining in Atewa Forest. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Ghana Water Limited warns of water supply disruptions in Accra East and Tema due to weeds, as the Minority threatens RTI action over the undisclosed ‘dumsor levy’, and the Interior Minister bans motorbikes in Binduri following an attack on a military patrol.

Ghana’s Interior Minister declares May 1 a public holiday, GTEC withdraws its post-retirement contract directive following ministerial orders, and the African Union faces calls to act decisively against xenophobic attacks on Africans. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Ghana’s Energy Minister empathises over power outages and assures resolution, Roads Minister Agbodza warns underperforming ‘Big Push’ contractors, and the Education Minister orders GTEC to withdraw post-retirement contract letters For more news, log on to 3News.com.

President Mahama touts economic recovery progress as government orders GRIDCo CEO to step aside, reshuffles ECG leadership, and revokes Adamus mining leases over breaches. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Over 600,000 candidates are set to sit the 2026 BECE from May 4, a fire at the Akosombo substation disrupts power supply, and the TMPC cracks down on unlicensed traditional medicine facilities — your top Ghana news today. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

President Mahama meets CEOs Network Ghana, government clears road contractor arrears, and Meta cuts 8,000 jobs. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

GTEC warns against 62 unrecognized institutions, the Vice President outlines new agricultural interventions, and Ibrahim Mahama pledges a Damang airport in six months. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

ECG begins replacing aging transformers, World Bank launches a global water security initiative, and ESPA reveals a GH₵4bn government debt to waste companies. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

GPRTU halts planned fare increases over fuel price relief, NEDCo acknowledges power outages in Tamale, while Immigration Service appeals for land for a new Wenchi office. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Stay updated with today’s top stories: Two arrested in the Berekum Chelsea robbery, NPP’s Ahiagbah reacts to communicator’s arrest, and IMF warns of Middle East war risks. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

The Ghana Immigration Service plans a street sweep in Accra to enforce laws and assist vulnerable persons, as the Energy Minister warns of a shake-up at ECG over poor service, while the Vice President highlights marine protected areas as key to protecting fisheries. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Kumasi traders threaten protest over Kejetia Phase Two delays, freight forwarders’ strike continues despite talks, while CSOs propose GH₵1.65 reduction in fuel prices. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Government considers a national fertiliser plant, NRSA cautions against Toyota Voxy for long-distance travel, while Ghanaians remain divided over the new Black Stars coach. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Ghana to roll out free primary healthcare in 150 districts, National Service personnel threaten protest over unpaid allowances, and Thomas Partey denies new rape charges in a UK court. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

A US court certifies the extradition of former MASLOC CEO Sedina Tamakloe, while AMA announces a night crackdown on unscreened food vendors and a Berekum Chelsea player is killed in a robbery attack. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Government moves to review fuel pricing, strengthen response to emerging terror threats, and address delays in releasing family planning supplies at ports. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Kudus risks missing the 2026 World Cup due to injury, a woman is remanded over alleged child abuse, and NPRA recovers GH₵27bn from defaulting employers. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Sachet water prices to remain stable in Ghana, Sports Minister Kofi Adams announces new coach deadline, and US orders Abuja embassy evacuation. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

GPRTU signals possible transport fare increases following VIP Jeoun’s decision, while Reform UK proposes banning visas for countries demanding slavery reparations from Britain. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Dennis Miracles Aboagye urges NPP members to unite behind Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, stressing grassroots mobilisation and youth-focused leadership ahead of the 2028 elections. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Government suspends sachet water price increase, Mahama advocates AI use at ports and stronger billing appeals, while T-bill auction falls short by GH₵1.05bn amid weak demand. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Consumers face higher sachet water prices from April 6 as costs rise to GHS15 per bag, while WASSCE 2026 private results show high failure rates in core subjects, sparking concern. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

The GFA is set to appoint a new Black Stars coach within two weeks, while the Minority signals possible changes to the Gold Board Act and new lower electricity and water tariffs take effect. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Government announces April 3 and 6 as public holidays for Easter, while the Roads Minister pushes for electronic tolling and PAC orders the prosecution of a former Defence Ministry director over a GH₵4.8m deal. For more news, log on to 3News.com.

Ghana’s football and governance landscapes shift as Otto Addo is sacked, a petition to dismiss the EOCO boss reaches President Mahama, and PAC raises alarms over the Auditor-General’s latest report. Get the latest news on 3News.com.

Ghana’s Trade Minister pushes for a diplomatic fix to the tomato export ban, while the Finance Minister introduces a New Loans Act. Plus, the latest on the government’s missed T-bill auction targets. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

The National Fire Service has confirmed three deaths in the Accra Newtown building collapse. Meanwhile, the Interior Minister reports a 5.1% decline in armed robberies, and the CMC engages WAMCO to hit a 50% local cocoa processing target. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

Parliament passes the 2026 Legal Education Reform Bill to scrap law school entrance exams, while the Bank of Ghana reaffirms digital financial security and Agogo mourns the death of Nana Akuoko Sarpong. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

Ghana’s Parliament approves the 2026 Value for Money Office Bill to curb wasteful spending, while PURC addresses Ashanti Region power outages and railway workers picket over salary arrears. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

Minority petitions OSP, CHRAJ and CID over BoG renovation contract as UT founder flags judicial loopholes fueling corruption. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

Ghana’s Energy Minister reaffirms plans to reset the power sector, Prof Prempeh urges the scrapping of ‘retirement on salary’, while Bank of Ghana data shows lending rates fell to 19.2% in February 2026. For details and more news, visit 3News.com.

The Supreme Court rules that public officers must declare assets before taking office, while the GAF begins issuing appointment letters in Kumasi and the Minority demands the scrapping of the GH₵1 fuel levy to cushion rising global oil prices. For details and more news, visit 3News.com.

Parliament approves GH₵8.7bn for the 2026 District Assemblies Common Fund, while the government moves to address salary disparities with a new National Emoluments Policy and an audit exposes a massive biometric mismatch in the SIM database. For details and more news, visit 3News.com

MP Sam Nartey George asserts that the mandatory SIM re-registration exercise will drastically curb mobile money fraud by making it an expensive and traceable venture for criminals. For more details and news, log on to 3News.com.

Ghana’s external reserves rise to $14.5bn as inflation drops to 3.3%, while the NPA Boss says Mahama acknowledged global economic pressures and a Deputy Attorney-General states a court order strengthens the case against Wontumi.

Two pilots feared dead in micro-light aircraft crash at Tema, 3 member Committee recommends disciplinary action over unapproved hospital charges And BoG Governor says inflation now below target band.

Ghana to acquire new presidential aircraft by November, Interior Minister slows issuance of gun licences And Ghana Embassy in Qatar plans emergency evacuation for citizens.