As of September 11, 2025, Ghanaian newspapers and news outlets are focusing on ongoing political tensions, economic reforms, environmental challenges from illegal mining (galamsey), and social issues like mental health and public safety.
Major dailies such as the Daily Graphic, Ghanaian Times, and Daily Guide highlight President John Dramani Mahama’s recent media engagements, utility tariff debates, and security concerns. Below is a curated summary of top headlines and stories from key sources, based on the latest available reports.
Note that print editions for today may still be circulating, but digital updates emphasize continuity from yesterday’s developments.
Key Headlines from Major Newspapers:
Daily Graphic (via Graphic Online):
“Mahama Rules Out State of Emergency in Galamsey Fight, Cites Existing Laws as Sufficient” – President Mahama emphasizes enforcement of current regulations over drastic measures to combat illegal mining.
“Energy Committee Chairman Rejects ECG’s 225% Tariff Hike Proposal” – Emmanuel Bedzrah vows not to approve Electricity Company of Ghana’s steep increase amid public backlash.
“Ghana Condemns Israeli Airstrikes on Qatar, Urges Continued Peace Efforts” – Diplomatic statement calls for restraint and respect for international law.
Other stories include sports updates on Black Stars’ training resumption and economic news on cocoa purchases exceeding $4bn from international buyers.702dd1ae0232
Ghanaian Times:
“Population Expert Calls for Urgent Family Planning Measures” – Professor Stephen Owusu Kwankye warns of demographic pressures from University of Ghana research.
“Mahama Charges New Ambassadors to Promote Ghana Abroad” – President commissions envoys to boost trade and diplomacy.
“Bank of Ghana Suspends Five Money Transfer Operators” – Actions taken against unlicensed forex trading to safeguard financial stability.
Coverage also features Minister of Lands pitching Ghana as an investment hub and ongoing galamsey impacts on water resources.24bb8a4c8484cacce8
Daily Guide:
“NPP Vows Retaliation After Abronye’s Arrest Sparks Political Tensions” – Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia accuses NDC of intimidation via arrests of opposition figures.
“Sampa Chieftaincy Clash: One Killed, Market Burned as Violence Erupts” – Deadly unrest in Jaman North District over chieftaincy dispute.
“Shatta Wale Adds Yellow Mercedes-Benz to Luxury Fleet Amid EOCO Probe” – Dancehall artist’s latest acquisition draws mixed reactions.
Additional reports on NPP internal wranglings and economic hardships, with calls for unity ahead of 2028 elections.
