China urges Germany to stop sending ‘wrong signals’ on Taiwan
China on Monday warned Germany against “sending wrong signals” to “separatist forces” in Taiwan. “There is but one China in […]
Benin-Niger relations show signs of thaw as Wadagni takes office
Niger PM’s appearance at inauguration signals possible reopening of dialogue after months of regional tensions Benin’s new president, Romuald Wadagni,
Tinubu doubles down on reforms as 2027 race begins
Officially endorsed for a second term, Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is leaning heavily on his economic record, defending painful
South Africa: First batch of Ghanaians set to arrive on Wednesday – Ghana’s envoy confirms
Ghana’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Benjamin Quashie, says the first group of Ghanaians being evacuated from South Africa amid
People on the ground recognise the gains – IMF backs BoG strategy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has strongly defended the Bank of Ghana’s recent monetary policy measures. IMF Mission Chief Ruben
DR Congo reports over 100 Ebola confirmed cases amid surge
Confirmed cases of Ebola virus disease have passed the 100 mark as infections surge in the current outbreak in the
World Bank: Iran war forcing more African nations to seek emergency funding
The World Bank says that the Iran war is forcing more African countries to seek emergency financing. According to an
Ethiopia heads for one of ‘least competitive’ elections
Ethiopia holds a general election on June 1, with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed all but guaranteed of victory despite multiple
Mahama, Macron push new chapter on reparatory justice
The Government of Ghana has welcomed what it described as a “historic and courageous” decision by France to engage in
Gov’t targets petroleum upstream recovery after five years of consecutive decline
The Ministry of Energy has projected a major turnaround for Ghana’s upstream petroleum sector, forecasting a decisive rebound in crude