Citi FM (Accra, Ghana)

97.3 Citi FM is a privately-owned radio station located in Accra, Ghana. It has established a strong influence in the Greater Accra, Eastern, Central, as well as parts of the Volta and Western Regions, and can also be accessed globally through www.citifmonline.com. The station began its commercial broadcasts in November 2004. With a vibrant and creative team committed to enhancing the lives of its listeners, 97.3 Citi FM continues to thrive and expand. The station provides a diverse mix of on-air content and outdoor events, tailored to meet the needs of both its audience and advertisers.

International, Local

English

Radio

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Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#58306

Ghana

#78

Articles

UE/R: Garu has no tarred roads - MP cries out

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Member of Parliament for Garu, Thomas Anabah, has raised concerns about the total absence of tarred roads in the constituency, blaming the situation on actions taken by the previous NPP administration. He stated that the actions of the previous government have left the constituency without any tarred roads.
Trade Minister meets GUTA, AGI, FABAG on soaring prices

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The leadership of the Ghana Union of Traders Association (GUTA), Association of Ghana Industries (AGI), and the Food and Beverage Association of Ghana (FABAG) are currently in a high-level closed-door meeting with the Minister for Trade, Agribusiness and Industry, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare. The discussions are focused on price regulation and other pressing concerns affecting businesses and consumers across the country.
Govt cannot force price reductions - Trade Minister

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Minister for Trade, Industry, and Agribusiness, Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare, has said that the government cannot compel traders to reduce prices, despite the recent appreciation of the Cedi and easing inflation. According to her, Ghana’s liberalised market system limits the government’s ability to enforce price controls, making dialogue the most viable path to achieving relief for consumers.
Over 14,000 teenage girls impregnated in Bono Region - Nursing Director

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Bono Region recorded 14,877 teenage pregnancies between 2021 and 2024, according to Rita Adjoa Ansong, Deputy Director of Nursing Services (Public Health) at the Bono Regional Directorate of Health. She noted that the region also recorded 1,188 cases of abortion within the same period, involving girls aged between 15 and 19.
Mali dissolves all political parties after opposition figures ‘arrested’

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

Mali’s military government has dissolved all political parties after accusations from rights groups that opposition figures have been arrested. Assimi Goita, who seized power in two army coups in 2020 and 2021, validated the decision after it was broadcast to Malians in a televised statement on Tuesday. The parties were disbanded after demonstrations this month, demanding the country return to democratic rule.
Adu-Boahene may be forced to disclose National Security details - Atta Akyea warns

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

Samuel Atta Akyea, lawyer for former National Signals Bureau (NSB) boss Kwabena Adu-Boahene, has cautioned that his client may be compelled to disclose sensitive national security information as part of his legal defence. Atta Akyea explained that the nature of the case could necessitate a full defence, which might involve delving into classified matters. Speaking to reporters outside the courtroom on Tuesday, May 13, he urged caution in how the case is managed.
Parliamentary Committee probes YEA-Zoomlion contract dispute to ensure transparency

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Parliamentary Committee on Sanitation and Water Resources has stated that its involvement in the ongoing contract dispute between the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) and waste management company Zoomlion Ghana Limited is aimed at promoting fairness and transparency in public contracts.
Justice Atuguba pledges to uphold academic freedom at UCC

1 day ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The newly appointed Chairman of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) Council, Justice William Atuguba, has pledged to promote academic freedom and support the enhancement of academic excellence during his tenure. Justice Atuguba, a retired Supreme Court judge, made the commitment during a meeting with departmental heads of the university on Tuesday, May 13. He emphasised the need for a united front to improve standards at the institution, noting that the role comes with significant challenges.
UAE firms to explore investment in Ghana after high-level talks

2 days ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

Ghana is poised to benefit from a wave of new employment opportunities and investment partnerships following high-level bilateral talks with the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The two nations have committed to deepening cooperation across strategic sectors, including renewable energy, artificial intelligence, education, healthcare, aviation, and defence.
Aflao: Shock as 5-year-old girl is killed in suspected ritual murder

2 days ago | citinewsroom.com | William Narh

The Aflao community in the Ketu South Municipality has been shaken by a gruesome incident involving the suspected ritual killing of a five-year-old girl on the evening of Monday, May 12, 2025. According to reports, the young girl went missing shortly after her mother stepped out briefly, leaving her and a younger sibling asleep at home. A frantic search ensued when the child could not be found upon her mother’s return.