Nigeria’s army chief visits Maiduguri following deadly suicide bombings
Nigeria’s defence chiefs were in Maiduguri on Wednesday after one of the deadliest attacks in the Borno state capital in […]
Gov’t defends GH₵1 fuel levy, rejects Minority’s call for abolition
The Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has defended the continued implementation of the GH₵1 fuel levy, rejecting calls from
Mahama to table slavery motion at UN assembly on March 25
Ghana is set to table a historic resolution at the United Nations General Assembly seeking to declare the Transatlantic Slave
Traders warn of tomato shortage after Burkina Faso bans exports
There’s a looming shortage of tomatoes on the markets across Ghana as the Burkina Faso government has indefinitely banned the
US and Morocco boost trade deal to drive industrial growth
Authorities in the United States and Morocco are moving to deepen industrial collaboration after new discussions between top officials focused
Nigeria lands £746m UK deal to modernise major ports
Nigeria has reached a £746 million financing deal with the United Kingdom to upgrade two of its busiest seaports, a
Mali revamps embassies in Russia, China, and five other countries as it tightens control over its gold sector.
President Assimi Goïta is pushing forward Mali’s diplomatic and economic realignment, as the country broadens its international presence while tightening
Oil prices climb following Israeli attack on Iran’s South Pars gas field.
Oil prices jumped by over 5 percent after an Israeli attack on Iran’s South Pars gas field, as tensions between
Minority slams proposed utility tariff cuts as inadequate
The Minority in Parliament has criticised the government’s proposed reduction in utility tariffs, describing it as grossly insufficient to ease
BoG cuts policy rate to 14% despite Middle East risks
The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has reduced its Monetary Policy Rate by 150 basis points to 14%, The decision, taken