Surging prices, voters’ anger: How France’s fuel crisis could shape the presidential campaign
In recent weeks, fishermen have blocked oil depots and port entrances in the south of France, while farmers have staged
Gov’t already in advanced talks to buy Teshie desalination plant to avert $235m payout
The government of Ghana says it has made significant progress in negotiations to acquire the Teshie Desalination Plant from Befesa
Iran accuses European states of ‘double standards’ over regional developments
Iran’s foreign minister on Wednesday accused European countries of using double standards in their approach to recent regional developments. Abbas
US denies visa for Sudan’s de facto leader due to address UN
Sources on Tuesday said the United States has refused to give Sudan’s de facto leader a visa to travel to
Trump administration to admit mostly white South African refugees in 2027
The Trump administration plans to limit the number of refugees admitted to the country in 2027 to 17,500 mostly white
GITFiC, Access Bank Begin AfCFTA SME Market Access Training on September 28
The Ghana International Trade and Finance Conference (GITFiC) will on September 28, 2026, commence training for selected small and medium-scale
GRA targets major reduction in VAT gap by 2028
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is targeting a reduction in the country’s Value Added Tax (VAT) gap from the current
Trump rebukes CNN journalist over UN coverage following White House press ban
US President Donald Trump reprimanded a CNN journalist Tuesday for covering his appearance at the UN in New York after
UK vows to ‘stand firm’ on Falklands as Argentina denounces ‘illegal occupation’ at UN
The UK on Tuesday vowed to “stand firm” against challenges to its sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, drawing an immediate
UN warns more than 10,000 Yemenis could flee to Djibouti in coming months
Renewed fighting in Yemen could see the number of refugees fleeing across the Red Sea to Djibouti jump to 10,000,