Stories from Ghana

The CSIR-FORIG organization has introduced climate education programs into schools to encourage environmental protection among students.

Ghanaian authorities launched control operations following reports of smuggled Ivorian cocoa being purchased with cash. Four suspects were arrested during the week, according to the report. An investigation into the smuggling activity is currently ongoing. The report noted that the cocoa trade is facing a liquidity crisis. Four officials linked to the defunct Power Distribution Services (PDS) have been arrested in Ghana. The arrests follow an alleged unauthorized transfer of Gh¢850 million from the Electricity Company of Ghana's (ECG) CalBank account.

Clashes involving religious beliefs have emerged in northern Ghana, described as a climatic urgency. The situation remains tense as discussions continue. These conflicts have been occurring for some time. The source confirms the continuation of these events.

Several suspects, including mostly retired military personnel and some civilians, appeared before the Aboujah High Court this week. The defendants face charges of treason, terrorism, and money laundering. Prosecutors allege the group conspired to carry out a coup in late 2025.

The boss of Free Zones alleges that a fire at the Akosombo sub-station was caused by political sabotage.

The global cocoa market is highly structured around two primary producers, Ivory Coast and Ghana. Ivory Coast produces between 45% and 50% of the world's cocoa supply depending on the year. Ghana maintains a similar level of production dominance.

The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) reported a GH¢5.4 billion surplus for the 2025 fiscal year. CEO Sammy Gyamfi confirmed the improved financial standing of the organization.

The Ghanaian government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

Clashes involving religious beliefs have created a state of climatic urgency in northern Ghana.

Climatic changes in northern Ghana are reportedly clashing with local religious beliefs.