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
Damaged Russian tanker adrift in Mediterranean to be towed to Libyan port
A damaged Russian tanker abandoned in the Mediterranean Sea will be towed to a Libyan port, Libyan authorities have announced.
Jihadist prisoner release secures fuel convoy truce in Mali
More than 100 suspected jihadists have been freed in Mali under a deal to halt attacks on fuel convoys that
Interior Ministry warns applicants against fake medical screening messages
The Interior Ministry has cautioned applicants in the ongoing recruitment process to be wary of fraudulent SMS messages requesting payment
GRA, Education Ministry, Korle Bu rank among least compliant in public funds management — PFM League table
Some of Ghana’s most critical public institutions, including the Ghana Revenue Authority, the Ministry of Education, and Korle Bu Teaching
Iran collects $2M fees from some vessels passing through Hormuz, lawmaker says
Iran collects about $2 million in transit fees from some vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, an Iranian lawmaker
Presidents of Kenya and Uganda launch next phase of cross-border railway
Kenya and Uganda took a major step towards regional integration on Saturday, with the launch of a new phase of
Trump calls Democrats America’s greatest threat after ‘death of Iran’
US President Donald Trump on Sunday called the Democratic Party the “greatest enemy” of the United States. “Now with the