Tag: Ghana
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Nationwide Payroll Audit Reveals 6,263 Unaccounted Staff in Ghana’s Public Sector
Published on TamaleGhana.comURL: https://tamaleghana.com/nationwide-payroll-audit-reveals-6263-unaccounted-staff-in-ghanas-public-sector/ Introduction: A Wake-Up Call for Ghana’s Public Sector On January 13, 2026, the Office of the Auditor-General of Ghana released a groundbreaking report that has sent shockwaves through the nation’s public sector.The report, titled “Nationwide Payroll Audit of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies”, revealed that a staggering 6,263 personnel on the government…
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Enforcing Annual Leave in Ghana Health Service: A Step Towards Staff Welfare
Introduction In a groundbreaking directive issued on January 12, 2026, the Ghana Health Service Headquarters has emphasized the mandatory enforcement of annual leave for its staff. This initiative, rooted in the Labour Act 2003 (Act 651) and the Human Resource Management Policies of the Service, aims to prioritize staff welfare, mental health, and work-life balance.…
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Employee Welfare and Mental Health: A Focus on Ghana’s Labour Act 2003
Introduction Explore employee welfare, mental health, and Ghana’s Labour Act 2003 (Act 651). Learn how organizations can align with Act 651 to promote work-life balance and productivity. Employee welfare and mental health are essential for a productive and satisfied workforce. In Ghana, the Labour Act 2003 (Act 651) provides a legal framework to protect employees’…
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The Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651) – Ghana
The Labour Act, 2003 (Act 651) is the primary legislation governing employment and industrial relations in Ghana. It consolidates previous labor laws to provide a modern framework for the rights and duties of both employers and workers. 1. Core Employment Terms 2. Contracts and Termination 3. Key Institutions 4. Special Protections Note: While Act 651 remains the current law,…
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A Healthcare Renaissance in the North: Tamale’s Major Hospital Projects Explained
Nestled in the heart of the Northern Region, Tamale is witnessing a quiet revolution in its healthcare landscape. While the city has long served as the medical hub for northern Ghana, serving a vast population of over 5.2 million people across five regions, it has faced significant challenges with infrastructure and resources. Today, a combination…
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Tamale Islamic Hospital Project: Building Healthcare, Building Community
Tamale Islamic (Dagbon) Hospital In the bustling capital of Ghana’s Northern Region, a powerful story of community self-reliance is unfolding. The Tamale Islamic Hospital Project, a visionary grassroots initiative, is rising from the ground up, funded not by government allocation but by the collective will and contributions of the people. This project represents more than…
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Celebrating Ghana’s Constitution Day 2026: A Pillar of Democracy and National Unity
Today, January 7th, 2026, Ghana marks Constitution Day, a profound celebration of the nation’s enduring democratic journey. This day commemorates the establishment of the Fourth Republic on January 7, 1993, founded upon the 1992 Constitution—a document that has secured the longest period of stable governance in Ghana’s history. While the statutory observance is today, an…
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GES Maintains 2025/26 SHS Academic Calendar, Introduces Off-Campus Learning
GES Confirms No Changes to 2025/2026 SHS Calendar as Off-Campus Learning Is Introduced Introduction The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially confirmed that the 2025/2026 Senior High School (SHS) academic calendar remains unchanged, assuring students, parents, and school authorities of stability in the academic year. In a press release dated January 2, 2026, GES Management…
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The Golden Secret of Tamale: Why Ghanaian Shea Butter is a Global Treasure
From the bustling markets of Tamale to high-end cosmetic counters worldwide, one natural product stands out: Shea Butter. More than just a moisturizer, this creamy “gold” from Northern Ghana is a cornerstone of daily life, a symbol of women’s empowerment, and a global skincare phenomenon. If you’re visiting Tamale or simply curious about the magic…
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The Spiritual Heart of Tamale: Exploring the Central Mosque and Northern Ghana’s Muslim Communities
Tamale, the vibrant capital of the Northern Region, is widely regarded as the center of Islamic scholarship in Ghana. Dominating the city’s skyline is the iconic Tamale Central Mosque, a beacon of faith, history, and community. For those looking to understand the depth of the “Savannah City,” exploring its religious fabric—from the ancient traditions of…
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THE LARABANGA ANCIENT MOSQUE IN GHANA IS more than 600 YEARS – PEACE DAWAH MEDIA
“The Larabanga Mosque a mosque built in the Sudanese architectural style in the village of Larabanga, Ghana. It is the oldest mosque in the country and one of the oldest in West Africa, and has been referred to as the “Mecca of West Africa”. It has undergone restoration several times since it was founded in…
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Exploring the Areas of Tamale, Ghana: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction to Tamale Metropolis Tamale, the capital city of the Northern Region of Ghana, serves as a significant cultural and economic epicenter of the area. Nestled in the heart of the northern savannah, Tamale boasts a unique geographical position that provides it with a diverse landscape, from rolling hills to fertile plains. This city has…
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The Pillars of the North: A History of the Dagbon Kingdom
You have tasted its food, witnessed its festivals, and worn its cloth. Now, to truly understand the soul of Northern Ghana and the city of Tamale, you must know the story of the Dagbon Kingdom. This isn’t just history in a book; it’s the living foundation of social order, cultural pride, and identity for the…
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A Culinary Deep Dive: Cooking a Traditional Northern Ghanaian Meal
After exploring markets, festivals, and hidden villages, you’ve tasted the bold flavors of the North. Now, let’s bring those flavors into your own kitchen. This guide walks you through preparing a classic Northern Ghanaian meal: Tuo Zaafi (TZ) with Ayoyo Green Leaf Soup. We’ll break down the ingredients, techniques, and cultural context, so you can…
