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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Ahanta West MP forms c'ttee to develop curriculum for teaching of Ahanta language

1 week ago | 3news.com | Christian Yalley

The Member of Parliament (MP) for Ahanta West, Mavis Kuukua Bissue-Boateng has held discussions with the leadership of Linguistics Department at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW) on developing a comprehensive curriculum for teaching and learning of Ahanta language in schools. The MP in a social media post on Tuesday, April 15, 2025 said the engagement forms part of a significant step to fulfill her campaign promise of introducing the teaching and learning of Ahanta language in schools.
Supreme Court adjourns hearing of injunction suits again

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

The Supreme Court has set May 6 to hear the injunction applications against the petition to remove Chief Justice Gertrude Sackey Torkornoo from office. The panel of four sitting instead of five, chaired by Justice Osei Bonsu, noted that the adjournment had been occasioned due to "unavoidable reason". Justice Samuel Asiedu, the fifth member of the panel, was absent when the case was called on Wednesday, April 16.
Military officers seize excavators during 3 separate operations

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

The Minister for Defence, Dr Edward Omane Boamah, has disclosed that excavators and other mining equipment have been seized by some military personnel deployed for anti-galamsey operations in three areas. He mentioned the areas as; Northern Command: Bole and Black Volta Basin, Central Command: Nkawie and Mankranso Forest Reserves and Southern Command: Jerusalem, Subri Forest Reserve. Dr Boamah posted this on his Facebook page on April 14.
High Court refuses suspect Daniel Koranteng bail, remands him to prison custody

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

The Accra High Court has refused a bail application for Daniel Owusu Koranteng, the lead suspect in the murder of investigative journalist Ahmed Suale. Lawyers for the accused person took the case up at the higher court after being denied by the Madina district court. In court on Monday, April 14, Koranteng's lawyers led by Isaac Kofi Essel argued that the facts of the case presented by the prosecution were baseless, thus not grounded in law.
Court orders state prosecutors to expedite probe into drug case involving Nigerian businessman

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

The Accra High court has ordered prosecutors to expedite investigations in order for the plea of suspect, Uchechukwu Chima to be taken after being on remand for weeks. The 56-year-old Nigerian is standing trial after the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC) operation led to the discovery of 192kg of cocaine and 0.42kg of heroin worth $2.1million with him in his hideout at Oyarifa in Accra.
Provide better particulars of the intelligence you have

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

A security analyst, Col Festus Aboagye (Rtd) has urged the ranking member of the Defence and Interior Committee of Parliament, Rev Ntim Fordjour to substantiate his allegation that two aircraft landed in the country with suspicious cargo in March. According to Col Aboagye, if the Assin South MP wants to be taken seriously, it is incumbent on him to provide evidence of any wrongdoing.
We don't need a new law to implement 24-hour economy

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

A labour consultant, Austin Gamey, has stated that the existing Labour Act 2003, (Act 651) is comprehensive enough to cater for all the legal requirements for a 24-hour economy. He said all that is needed is to expand LI 1833 to cater for the specifics of how the 24-hour economy will be run. Mr Gamey said this while contributing to discussions on the April 12 edition of the KeyPoints.
The KeyPoints discusses NIB's attempted arrest of Ntim Fordjour, suspension of post-retirement contracts

1 week ago | 3news.com | Eric Mensah-Ayettey
PURC increases Electricity tariff by 14.75%, 4.02% for water

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

The Public Utility Regulatory Commission has increased electricity and water tariffs by14.75% nad 4.02% respectively. The is contained in a press release dated April 11. "The Commission, in their decision today at 6pm reviewed upward the average end-user tariff for electricity by 14.75% (See Table 2) and also 4.02% (See table 3) upward for water supply across board for all category of consumers," the release said,More soon...
We need private sector participation to improve health systems for universal health coverage

1 week ago | 3news.com | Christian Yalley

A former Presidential Advisor on Health, Dr. Anthony Nsiah-Asare, has called for a deliberate attempt to enhance private sector participation to improve Ghana's health systems. According to him, a collaboration between private and public sector can help expand access, increase range of services and better health outcomes.