Lincoln University cancels Prez Mahama’s honorary doctorate conferment over his anti-LGBTQ stance
Lincoln University in Pennsylvania has cancelled the scheduled visit of President John Dramani Mahama, just two days before a ceremony
EU warns Ghana over Russian “unethical” recruitment as 55 Ghanaians reported dead
The European Union has issued a warning to the public and the government regarding the targeted recruitment of African nationals
$500 million debt-for-nature deals are being considered by three African countries.
The U.S.-based environmental organisation, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), is negotiating with three African nations to establish debt-for-nature swaps valued at
South Africa allocates $1.9 million to develop a local electric vehicle battery ecosystem.
South Africa is making a targeted push into electric vehicle (EV) battery production and its supply chain by providing an
Ghana spearheads UN initiative to recognize the slave trade as a crime against humanity.
Ghana is seeking international backing at the United Nations for a draft resolution that would formally recognize the transatlantic slave
Morocco finalises funding and power agreements for 305MW Noor Atlas project.
Morocco has finalised financing and inked power purchase agreements for a 305-megawatt solar initiative, accelerating its move toward decentralised renewable
Africa’s $10bn mega-dam gains pace as Democratic Republic of the Congo reforms ahead of SA deal.
Felix Tshisekedi has called for a faster implementation of agreements and legal changes tied to the Grand Inga hydropower project,
Ukraine turns to Africa’s growing gas sector amid war-driven energy shortages.
The three-year-long Russia-Ukraine War has triggered a severe energy shortage in Ukraine, pushing the Eastern European country to pursue new
Ghana leads UN effort to acknowledge slave trade as crime against humanity
Ghana is calling for global support at the United Nations for a draft resolution that would recognize the transatlantic slave
Zimbabwe opposition leader granted bail amid growing tensions over constitutional changes
Political tensions are rising in Zimbabwe. Opposition leader Tendai Biti has been granted bail after spending the weekend in detention.