IMF defends Bank of Ghana’s financial position, says it remains policy solvent
International Monetary Fund Mission Chief to Ghana, Ruben Atoyan, has defended the negative equity position of the Bank of Ghana,
U.S. Embassy warns Ghanaians against overstaying World Cup visas
Elliot Fertik, the Consul General at the U.S. Embassy in Ghana, has advised Ghanaians planning to travel to the United
Government of Zambia pushes for stronger stake in mining sector but rejects use of force
Zambia is seeking to increase its ownership interests in local mining operations, reflecting a growing trend across Africa toward greater
US introduces softer visa deposit measures for selected African nations heading to 2026 World Cup
Football supporters from five African countries have been granted partial relief after the United States announced it would remove the
UK energy company weighs partial exit from Egypt gas assets after $35bn investment
British energy giant BP is reportedly evaluating a partial withdrawal from its natural gas operations in Egypt as part of
New study links Trump’s USAID closure to increase in violence across Africa
A recent study has connected the sudden dismantling of the United States Agency for International Development under U.S. President Donald
Ghana exits IMF bailout programme
Ghana has officially concluded its Extended Credit Facility (ECF) programme with the International Monetary Fund, marking the end of the
Indiscipline took Ghana to IMF, we must sustain gains – Ato Forson
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson has cautioned against economic indiscipline, warning that Ghana risks sliding back into crisis if
National House of Chiefs seeks placement under Jubilee House
The National House of Chiefs has proposed to be placed directly under the Presidency at Jubilee House, arguing that its
Ex-South African president to appeal order to proceed with graft trial
Just hours after a South African judge said the long-running graft trial of Jacob Zuma, must proceed, the former president