Selling Land Twice Can Cost Fifteen Years in Prison
Ghanaians who sell land they do not own, or sell one plot to several buyers, risk fifteen years in prison and fines reaching GH¢180,000...
Expert Says Ghana’s Property Tax a Neglected Gold Mine
Ghana could raise far more from property rates than it does, but a tangle of political, administrative and public-trust failures keeps the revenue stream...
Why Ghana’s Informal Settlements Keep Growing Despite Policy
Ghana's housing deficit now stands at more than 1.8 million units, the Works and Housing Minister said in January, and about a third of...
Engineer Lists Warning Signs Before a Building Collapses
After a string of deadly building failures in Ghana, including a collapse at Adenta last week that killed one person and a March disaster...
Most Accra Storey Buildings Structurally Unsafe, Consultant Warns
Accra's multistorey buildings carry hidden structural risks that local regulatory bodies admit they cannot adequately police, a construction consultant says, warning that most of...
