The Operational Business Suite (OBS).
The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) has suspended the operations of Entrance Pharmaceutical and Research Centre, owned by Tobinco Pharmaceuticals Ltd, for non-compliance with the World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines for Good Manufacturing Practices.
On 9th February 2024, Ken Ofri Atta instructed the Controller and Accountant General to release US$ 10 million (GHS120,711,000.00) to Service Ghana Auto Group Limited owned by Gyankroma.
On July 1, 2016, Brigadier General Thomas Oppong-Peprah’s career took a decisive turn when he was promoted to the rank of Brigadier General by the Mahama government.
41 years ago, on 26 June 1979, Ghana’s former head of state, Lieutenant General Fred Akuffo was executed by a firing squad after being convicted of “corruption, embezzlement and using his position to amass wealth” after a short trial by the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council (AFRC) which had seized power under the leadership of Flt. Lt Jerry John Rawlings. He was executed together with General Akwasi Afrifa, also a former Head of state and Major General Robert Kotei, Colonel Roger Felli, Air Vice Marshal George Yaw Boakye and Rear Admiral Joy Amedume.
The Asantes and the British fought several times. Those battles were called Anglo-Asante wars. Prominent amongst them are the Nsamankow war (January 21, 1824), Akatamanso war (August 1, 1826), Sagrenti war (March 14, 1874) and Yaa Asantewaa war (March 25, 1900).
Rebecca Naa Dede Ayeetey, born in 1923 in Osu, Ghana, was raised in James Town, Accra. Her parents hailed from Ga Asere and Osu. Following her primary education, she ventured into the flour business, achieving significant wealth and influence. Her success in the industry earned her the nickname "Ashikishan," derived from the Ga word for flour.
In 2022, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, the Minister of Education, was implicated in an alleged World Bank training scheme for teachers, purportedly costing $1.2 million. The World Bank initiated investigations into the claimed teacher training and formally contacted Prof. Kwasi Opoku Amankwa, the Director-General of the Ghana Education Service (GES), seeking confirmation of the training timeline.
In our extensive investigation into the "Imperial Homes Property Fraud," it has been revealed that in 2022, Mr. Raymond Maglo purportedly forged the signature of Imperial Homes Limited's CEO, Mr. Francis Biney, in order to facilitate the sale of a property to Derrick Kwesi Appiah, without Mr. Biney's knowledge. 
A dispute arises concerning a three-bedroom apartment in Accra owned by Imperial Homes Limited, with allegations of fraud filed at the Airport Police Station by Ernest Danso. Danso claims he paid US$270,000 for the apartment but faced eviction three years later due to disputed ownership, leaving his belongings behind.
Documents obtained from the Financial Intelligence Centre expose pervasive corruption, nepotism, and money laundering within the Ghana Cocoa Board. These findings, submitted to the Office of the Special Prosecutor, stem from an inquiry into contracts awarded to the newly established entity, Agri-Plus Horizon Farm Limited.
The Katamanso War (the Battle of Dodowa) began on August 7, 1826, exactly 197 years ago. The war was fought between the Asantes and the people of Accra; Dangme people of Prampram, Ningo, and Ada after the people of Accra (AKRA) aided the British, Denkyira, and Fantis in repelling an Asante attack on Cape Coast in July 1824.
Post-independence violence and separatism:
Reign of terror, violence and threats of secession:
On the 30th of June in 1982, three High Court judges— Justices Kwadwo Adjei Agyepong, Poku Sarkodie and Mrs. Cecelia Koranteng-Addow, a nursing mother— were killed.
Police Constable Seth Nicholas Kwame Ametewee shot at President Nkrumah but Police Superintendent Salifu Dagarti, a British trained Ghanaian veteran Police Officer saved the President by shielding him and receiving the bullets on his behalf. Salifu died as a result of Ametewee’s gunshots.
In a corruption report from the Office of the Special Prosecutor, it was revealed that Ms. Eunice Jacqueline Buah Asomah-Hinneh allegedly leveraged her roles as a Council of State member and a Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority Board Director to exert influence. The investigation
A report on the assessment of corruption risks, jointly conducted by the Community Development Alliance (CDA-Ghana) and the Commonwealth Foundation, implicated the government led by President Akufo-Addo for allegedly misusing more than US$2.1 billion in COVID-19 funds through
The original agreement had an annual value of $24.9 million, summing up to $99.6 million over four years. Regrettably, the government did not challenge the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Tribunal's January 26, 2021 ruling. Instead, it cited the