VP Opoku-Agyemang Returns to Ghana After Treatment Abroad
Following medical advice, she began a three-week medical leave on April 7, 2025, and travelled abroad for further treatment as a precautionary measure to ensure a full recovery.
Traders reoccupy pavements in Accra Central a day after decongestion exercise
“This is where we make a living, and we can’t afford to leave. I have lost weight for the past four days. There is no space available,” one visibly distressed trader shared.
Ghana Stock Exchange tops West African markets with over 30% growth in Q1 2025
The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) index has recorded over 30 percent growth in the first quarter (Q1) of the year,
Ghana slashes visa processing time to five days to attract tourist and investors
The move follows President John Dramani Mahama’s inaugural pledge on January 7, 2025, that “Ghana is open for business.”
Government seeks increased Chinese investment for automotive industry growth
Government has reiterated its commitment to creating an enabling environment for automotive companies such as Zonda Tec Ghana Limited to thrive in the domestic market.
GHS: 8 Mpox Cases Confirmed in Ghana
“This is the essence of our surveillance system, identifying and responding to suspected cases before confirmation,” Dr. Laryea explained.
Trump Halts Harvard University’s Ability to Enroll International Students
Harvard called the move “unlawful” in a statement.
Ghana expected to earn $12 billion a year from small-scale gold mining
“Our goal is to move above 3 t a week” in purchases, up from about 1.5 t a week in January, said Sammy Gyamfi
GTEC Slams UG Senior Staff Strike in Spite of Negotiations
The Commission noted that the union failed to appear before the National Labour Commission (NLC) on the same day it announced the strike.
Nike to hike prices as it faces tariffs uncertainty.
Tariffs are almost always paid by the company that is importing the goods into a country rather than the business which makes the product.