Ghana to renew AGOA agreement with USA amid 10% import tariffs
Key among the discussions was the future of AGOA, set to expire in September 2025.
SML offices raided by OSP with search warrants
The raid, carried out under a court-issued search warrant, took place simultaneously at SML’s offices in Osu and Tema.
Switzerland launches ‘Ghana Cooperation Programme’ worth $77 million
She said it was also meant to strengthen local governance, ensure a thriving private sector that generates jobs and income, and environmental integrity.
Government urges retired nurses and midwives to volunteer as GRNMA strike bites hard
The GRNMA has resolved to only resume work if their new conditions of service is implemented.
AMA begins waste sorting initiative to combat poor waste disposal
He said this initiative is essential for maintaining clear gutters and reducing the risk of flooding during heavy rains, particularly with the onset of the rains.
WAEC reinforces revised exam rules ahead of 2025 BECE
The Council noted that this represents a 5.99% increase compared to the 569,236 candidates who registered in 2024.
Lutnick says US-China trade talks going well on second day
Last month, Washington and Beijing agreed a temporary truce over trade tariffs but each country has since accused the other of breaching the deal.
Trump says Musk relationship over, warns of ‘serious consequences’ if he funds Democrats
On Thursday, however, Trump told reporters he was “disappointed” with Musk’s behaviour.
Zambia’s Former President Edgar Lungu Dies at Age 68
Lungu’s Patriotic Front party said he died in South African where he was admitted at a hospital for specialised treatment.
Colombian presidential candidate shot in the head during a rally
A Colombian presidential candidate remains in intensive care after he was shot three times – twice in the head – at a campaign event in the capital, Bogotá.
Miguel Uribe Turbay, a 39-year-old senator, was attacked while addressing supporters in a park on Saturday. Police arrested a 15-year-old suspect at the scene, the attorney general’s office said.