TV3 Ghana

TV3 is a free-to-air television network based in Ghana, which started broadcasting in 1997. Originally established by the Thai company BEC-TERO, TV3 features a diverse range of programming, including well-respected news segments, engaging dramas, and popular reality and entertainment shows. In 1999, the network was acquired by Media Prima, a company from Malaysia, and in 2011, it was bought by Media General Ghana Limited, a local Ghanaian firm.

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Full text: Lack of local disaster preparedness plans hampered emergency response process

5 days ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

The Committee tasked by the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abu Jinapor, to investigate circumstances that led to the spillage of water from the Akosombo Dam in 2023, has found that lack of disaster preparedness plans affected the emergency response process. This is contained in a 126-page report submitted to the Minister on May 7, 2025.
Spillage of water from Akosombo Dam saved the country from catastrophic chain of events

5 days ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

A five-member committee tasked by the Minister for Energy and Green Transition, John Abdulai Jinapor to investigate the circumstances leading to the spillage of water from the Akosombo Dam, has asserted that the exercise was a necessary evil. This is among other findings made by the committee in a 126-page report submitted to the Minister on May 7.
Speaker Bagbin congratulates Pope Leo XIV

6 days ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

Otherwise known as Cardinal Robert Prevost, the new Pope was unveiled on May 8. He is the first American to become Pope in the history of the Catholic Church.
Four suspects granted GHC13m bail with 4 sureties each

1 week ago | 3news.com | Laud Adu-Asare

An Accra circuit court has granted a GHC13 million bail with four sureties to four persons who were accosted at the Swissport terminal at the Kotoka International Airport on April 23. The four, Gariba Soli, Josiah Biney, Emmanuel Minta, and Kwabena Ampofo Anti, have been charged with attempted exportation of narcotic drugs without a license, conspiracy to commit crime, possession of narcotic drugs without lawful authority and conspiracy to commit crime.
IMANI petitions CHRAJ to investigate EC over alleged misappropriation and wastage of state resources

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

IMANI Centre for Policy and Education has petitioned the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) to investigate the Electoral Commission's (EC) conduct in the retirement and disposal of elections-related equipment.
Mahama's Code of Conduct for appointees

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

This forms a key part of his 120-day Social Contract aimed at enhancing ethical governance.
Academic institutions must include critical green skills in education curriculum

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

The Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology (MEST), the Ministry of Education (MoE) and the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations (MELR) have been urged to collaborate with academic institutions to include critical green skills in the education curriculum. This is to ensure that adequate technical capacity is built to facilitate the growth of green businesses in Ghana.
I was merely protesting the officer's conduct

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

The Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin has refuted media reports that he assaulted a Police officer during the 'Save the Judiciary' demonstration held on May 5. According to him, he is rather the victim of assault by a Police Constable by name Forson. Giving a blow-by-blow account of the incident in a press statement on May 5, Mr Afenyo-Markin said the officer hit him on the chest near his heart.
Police invite Afenyo-Markin over attack on officer during 'Save the Judiciary Demo'

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

The Ghana Police Service has invited the Minority Leader, Alexander Afenyo-Markin to assist in investigation regarding the content of a video that has gone viral. In the video, the Minority Leader is seen knocking on the head of a Policer officer who was restraining the demonstrators from proceeding to a particular sport. "The Ghana Police Service has reviewed several video footages on an alleged assault on a Police officer by Hon. Alexander Afenyo-Markin during the just ended demonstration.
Presidential Committee for Accelerated Export Development Programme inaugurated

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey

Speaking at the inaugural ceremony on May 5, the Presidential Advisor on 24-hour Economy and Accelerated Development, Augustus Goosie Tanoh described the committee as a strategic engine that will bring together business leaders, trade experts, regulators, and sector champions to drive Ghana's export transformation by providing strategic, practical, and evidence-based advice to the President. The Committee is chaired by President John Mahama. The members are as follows: Hon. Goosie Tanoh Hon.