- ‘Unfortunate incident’ — NUGS mourns demise of 7 Lawra SHS students in canoe accident
- Postponed energy levy exposes government’s poor planning – Minority
- Mahama promises STEM School and TVET Centre for Savannah Region
- Mahama’s Rice Mill to Unlock Potential of North East Region
- BoG reviews policy on problem assets to address liquidity risks, threat to financial stability
- The Erosion of the Presumption of Innocence: A troubling legal trend under Ghana’s new NDC administration
- ‘We share in your grief’ — Education Ministry to families of 7 Lawra SHS students lost in canoe accident
- Dr Bawumia’s achievement as vice president unmatched by his predecessors – Samira Bawumia
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Staff of the Ghana Embassy in Washington, DC in the United States of America and guests from across the country were in a delightful mood on January 22, 2025 as the Embassy hosted the American launch of Diaspora Property Expo (DPE) 2025. Held on the theme: ‘Gateway to Ghana: Unveiling Opportunities for Global Diaspora Investors,’ the event marked a major milestone in strengthening economic ties between the United States and Ghana, with a focus on real estate development and investment opportunities in Ghana. DPE 2025 was first launched in Ghana in November 2024. It is a two-part programme to be…
Mensin Gold’s mine at Bibiani threatens Ghanaian villagers’ health and homes.Fishers fear impacts of cross-border oil and gas exploration in waters shared by Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea.Illegal miners in a forest reserve in Ghana are brazenly shooting back at law enforcement agents.Element Africa is Mongabay’s bi-weekly bulletin of brief stories from the extractives industry in Africa.See All Key Ideas Gold mine threatens Ghanaian villagers’ health and homes BIBIANI, Ghana — Residents of Bibiani, in Ghana’s North region, are demanding that a gold mining company operating in their district relocate their homes to safer locations. Mensin Gold is blasting…
Hearts of Oak returned to winning ways with a narrow 1-0 victory over Heart of Lions in the Ghana Premier League on Friday, stretching their unbeaten streak to six matches. A second-half penalty, calmly converted by Mawuli Wayo, secured all three points for the Phobians at the University of Ghana Stadium. The forward’s goal, his fifth of the season, proved decisive in a tightly contested match. Hearts created better chances in the first half, with Hamza Issah missing a golden opportunity in the 29th minute. The breakthrough came after the break when Wayo confidently dispatched a spot-kick. The win lifts…
In an era of rapid technological advancements and shifting consumer expectations, innovation is the key to business survival and growth. CEOs who champion innovation create companies that stay ahead of competition, adapt to market changes, and continuously deliver value to customers. In Ghana’s evolving business landscape, embracing innovation is no longer optional—it is a necessity for long-term success. Key Ways CEOs Can Drive Innovation 1. Foster a Culture of Creativity:• Encourage employees to think outside the box and contribute ideas.• Create an open environment where innovation is valued and rewarded. 2. Invest in Technology & Digital Transformation:• Adopt emerging technologies…
Preliminary insights from a project led by Dr. Ivy Kesewaa Nkrumah points to the possibility that…”The Jacobs Foundation, based in Zurich, Switzerland, is renowned for its dedication to improving educational practices globally. For the period of 2022-2025, the foundation is supporting Dr. Ivy Kesewaa Nkrumah, a senior lecturer at the University of Cape Coast, in conducting research aimed at promoting effective language of education policies that support inclusive teaching and learning in lower primary schools in Ghana.Currently, the government of Ghana mandates that teachers instruct young learners in Class 1, 2, and 3 using the local languages spoken in their…
Leader of Darul Tawheed Institute, Doctuur Abu Dujana Basha has expressed his gratitude to the president of the republic, John Dramani Mahama for reducing the Hajj Fare for Muslim pilgrims this year.He made the appeal when he was concluding on the issue in a radio interview with Radio Tamale’s Fuseini Safianu on Bugum Beni yesterday, Wednesday, February 5.According to the leader of Darul Tawheed Institute, the President’s gesture towards the 2025 pilgrim has eased the burden on the Muslim wummah in the country, hence the reason the Muslim community should offer a prayer as an appreciation for the President.”I want…
GhanaWeb Feature by Ishmael BatomaOne of the main campaign promises of President John Dramani Mahama was that he was going to work with only 60 ministers, including deputy ministers.As a first step to achieving this promise, President Mahama, two days after he took office, reduced the number of central government ministries from 30 to 23, through an Executive Instrument (E.I.), which either completely scrapped some of the existing ministries or merged them with others.Fast forward, the president nominated 23 persons to lead his 23 ministries, some of whom have been approved. The president also nominated 16 people as regional ministers…
Former Majority Leader Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu has vehemently opposed Speaker Alban Bagbin’s decision to suspend four Members of Parliament over their conduct which caused chaos during the vetting session on Thursday, January 30, 2025. The former Suame MP questioned Bagbin’s authority to impose such sanctions, arguing that neither the Constitution or Standing Orders of Parliament grants him such power. Although he agrees with the Speaker’s decision to refer the matter to the Privileges Committee in accordance with Order 342 of the Standing Orders of Parliament, Kyei-Mensa-Bonsu believes Bagbin has usurped his powers by suspending the MPs. “The Speaker is right to…
From the moment, Adam and Eve became aware of their vulnerability in the stories of Genesis 3:7, the need for privacy became an inherent part of human existence. Their act of covering themselves with leaves was the beginning of a human’s journey to protect not only their physical bodies but also their spiritual and emotional well-being. Privacy, in its essence, became a shield against exposure or threats and a boundary to preserve a person’s dignity. This need for protection became even more pronounced after World War II, culminating in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948, which recognized…
Ghana’s real estate market in 2024 was shaped by both challenges and opportunities, reflecting the broader economic climate. Despite facing inflationary pressures, currency fluctuations, and rising construction costs, the sector demonstrated resilience and adaptation to meet the evolving needs of the population. Here are the key features that defined the market in 2024: Resilient Growth Amid Economic PressuresThe Ghanaian real estate market showed remarkable resilience in 2024, despite challenges such as rising inflation, which peaked at 23.8%, and currency depreciation. These factors affected purchasing power and investment strategies. However, strong demand for residential and commercial properties in urban centers like…