Iran cautions the U.S. that any attack on its power stations will provoke action.
Iran issued a stark warning on Monday, declaring it would target power plants across the Middle East if U.S. President […]
Creative Arts Agency urges authorities to investigate reported assault on Ibrahim Mahama.
The Creative Arts Agency has strongly condemned the reported assault on prominent Ghanaian visual artist Ibrahim Mahama in Tamale, describing
Lula criticizes ‘colonial mentality’ and UN shortcomings at Colombia summit.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva accused major powers on Saturday of adopting a colonial approach toward developing nations,
China plans to reduce solar incentives for Africa shortly after Elon Musk secures $2.9B Chinese solar equipment deal for Tesla.
Africa’s solar rollout could face higher costs as China plans to reduce key export incentives, coinciding with Elon Musk’s $2.9
Guinea-Bissau fails to meet major IMF benchmarks due to slow reforms but secures new funding.
The International Monetary Fund has approved additional financing for Guinea-Bissau following the completion of two programme reviews, even as it
DRC moves beyond mining, focuses on sugar industry through Sakania refinery project.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, traditionally recognized as a leading global supplier of minerals like cobalt, copper, and other valuable
World Bank approves $240 million to help Benin and Mauritania protect coasts and create marine-based jobs.
A $240 million funding package has been approved by the World Bank to support Benin and Mauritania in tackling coastal
Gabon targets 2027 chicken import ban, looks to Senegal’s thriving poultry sector for support.
Gabon is intensifying collaboration with Senegal as it works to transform its poultry sector and cut dependence on imported chicken
Tarkwa receives 30 heavy-duty equipment from E&P to support mining activities.
In a bid to enhance productivity and increase operational capacity, indigenous mining company Engineers and Planners Co. Ltd. has transported
Ghana lost GH¢1.47 billion due to strikes in 2024, according to the FWSC.
GHC1.47 billion was lost by Ghana to industrial actions in 2024, with a further GHC635 million recorded in 2025, according