Here are the top Ghana news headlines today, covering major developments in utilities, education, politics, business, and entertainment across the country.
Utility Tariffs to Drop from April 2026
The Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC) has announced a reduction in electricity and water tariffs, with electricity expected to decrease by 4.81% and water by 3.06% effective April 1, 2026. Read full story: PURC Announces Electricity and Water Tariff Reduction.
Ghana Returns to May-June WASSCE Schedule
Ghana will rejoin other West African countries for the unified May-June WASSCE cycle, marking a return to the pre-COVID-19 academic calendar. Read more: WASSCE Schedule Reset.
Freddie Blay Remanded in Custody
Former NPP Chairman Freddie Blay has been remanded, with his legal team preparing to appeal at the Koforidua High Court. Full story: Freddie Blay Remanded.
Chairman Wontumi to Open Defence
The Accra High Court has dismissed a no-case submission by Chairman Wontumi, ordering him to open his defence in an ongoing galamsey case.
Evacuation of Ghanaians from Qatar
The government has initiated evacuation plans for Ghanaians in Qatar due to rising Middle East tensions.
Economic Updates: Inflation Drops, Reserves Rise
The Bank of Ghana reports reserves at $14.5 billion as inflation drops to 3.3%.
Fuel Price Adjustments Announced
The National Petroleum Authority has set new fuel price floors for petrol and diesel.
Black Stars Squad Announced
Coach Otto Addo has named his squad for upcoming friendlies in Germany and Austria.
TGMA Nominees Unveiled
The 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards nominees have been announced, featuring top artistes.
Why This Matters
These developments reflect key shifts in Ghana’s economy, governance, education, and entertainment landscape, with direct impact on citizens and stakeholders nationwide.
