Navigation layer

Find the ministry. Follow the public record.

Ghana’s ministries cover the decisions, services, regulations, and public programmes that shape everyday life. This directory gives you a clear road sign into that information: choose a policy area, open a named ministry, inspect the available source path, and continue to the original institution or related reporting.

Current ministry directory

Start with a public policy area.

Ministry pages are organized by the institution record available in Ghana News Monitor. Source labels describe the current registry path; they do not claim that the monitor is an official government channel or that every ministry update is complete.

Ministry of Defence

Defence and security policy, official notices, and related public reporting.

Source review in progress · mod.gov.gh

Ministry of Health

Health policy, public health, hospitals, medical services, and health-sector updates.

Source review in progress · moh.gov.gh

Ministry of the Interior

Internal security, public safety, emergency services, and related public notices.

Official source record · mint.gov.gh

How to navigate

Use the directory as a map, not a dead end.

Each ministry profile should connect the institution record to direct notices, related news topics, relevant regions, and the official domain. When a source is not yet healthy or sufficiently populated, that limitation stays visible instead of being hidden behind a generic page.

Policy area

Move from a broad need such as health, agriculture, roads, security, or social protection to the ministry responsible for that public area.

Institution profile

Inspect the ministry’s aliases, sector, official domain, source status, and latest saved notices before narrowing to a specific update.

Original source

Open the ministry’s official website or the original publisher for the authoritative notice, document, date, and any action required.

Independence and accuracy: Ghana News Monitor is an independent discovery layer. It does not speak for a ministry, reproduce a complete official notice, or endorse a public claim. Always verify time-sensitive information with the original institution or publisher.